The Journal

Spain’s Congress approved a PP resolution proposing to evict squatters within 24–48 hours, repeal the 2023 Housing Law, and cut VAT on a first new-build home to 4%.

According to the Registrars, foreign buyers accounted for 31% of home purchases in the Valencian Community in the second quarter of 2026, while their share across Spain reached a historic high of 16%.

In 2025, foreign buyers accounted for 27.65% of home purchases in the Valencian Community, twice the national average of 13.82%, highlighting strong international interest despite rising prices.

An in-depth analysis of the Banco de España Autumn 2025 report covering home prices, mortgage trends, risks, and the most promising locations to invest in Spanish real estate today.

Spain’s housing market has surged to a multi-year peak in transactions, driven by strong demand, increased investor activity, and improved financing conditions, reaching levels unseen since late 2007.