The Journal

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.

Torrevieja has secured €8.56 million from the European Regional Development Fund to modernize its southern city centre with new public spaces, eco-parks, and cultural facilities.

The 2023 personal income tax statistics from Spain’s Tax Agency reveal Aigües as the wealthiest municipality in the Valencian Community, alongside a detailed overview of the richest and poorest towns in Alicante province.

In 2025, Spain’s housing prices continued to rise, with the Valencian Community securing the second highest year-on-year growth at 15.9%. This article breaks down price trends across Valencia city, its districts, and mortgage affordability.

The Valencian regional government announces a near-total exemption on inheritance and gift tax for relatives up to the fourth degree, alongside additional tax incentives to boost family businesses and ease financial burdens for residents.

The Valencian Community has expanded its IVF guarantee program, enabling residents under 45 to obtain mortgages covering 100% of their first home’s price without a down payment.

A recent Euroval report reveals that residential rental yields in the Valencian Community vary from 7.6% to 10.3% annually, positioning the region among Spain’s most dynamic rental markets.