The Journal

Dutch demand tops Alicante’s market, with coastal hotspots such as Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, and Benidorm attracting buyers. Key factors driving this trend include favorable climate, improved flight connections, remote work opportunities, and attractive rental yields.

Idealista’s December 2025 data reveals a 16.2% year-on-year increase in Spain’s resale housing prices, with all regions and most provinces experiencing growth. Prices now average €2,639 per square meter, marking a historic peak.

Discover seven lesser-known Spanish cities offering excellent quality of life, affordable housing, safety, and vibrant communities—ideal for expats seeking alternatives to the popular destinations of Valencia and Alicante.

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.

In 2025, Spain experienced a record-breaking 705,000+ home sales, marking a 10.4% increase from the previous year. Foreign buyers accounted for 13.8% of these purchases, led primarily by Britons and other European nationals.

In January 2026, Spain’s resale housing prices surged by 18.4% year-on-year, reaching an unprecedented average of €2,650/m². This article explores regional trends across autonomous communities, provinces, and major cities.

A recent Fotocasa study highlights the most expensive districts to buy property in Spain and reveals the fastest-growing house prices, with two Alicante districts ranking in the top five for annual price increases.