Real estate in Spain

36 properties
Apartments in a new residential complex with a swimming pool 1
Spain, Palma de Mallorca
€398,000 — €430,000Apartments in a new residential complex with a swimming pool
square icon61 m²
bed icon2
bathroom icon2
Modern villa near Golf club 1
Spain, Algorfa
€485,000 — €519,000Modern villa near Golf club
square icon119 m²
bed icon3
bathroom icon2
Apartments and villas with sea and mountain view 1
Spain, Benidorm
€340,000 — €650,000Apartments and villas with sea and mountain view
square icon73 m² — 230 m²
bed icon2—3
bathroom icon2—3
Apartments on the sea coast 1
Spain, Benidorm
€455,000 — €1,690,000Apartments on the sea coast
square icon60 m² — 175 m²
bed icon1—4
bathroom icon1—4
Villas and apartments near sea coast 1
Spain, Villajoyosa
€495,000Villas and apartments near sea coast
square icon75 m²
bed icon2
bathroom icon2
Apartments and penthouses on seaside 1
Spain, Benidorm
€320,000 — €885,000Apartments and penthouses on seaside
square icon54 m² — 137 m²
bed icon1—4
bathroom icon1—4
Apartments and penthouses near sea 1
Spain, Calpe
€325,000 — €1,407,000Apartments and penthouses near sea
square icon66 m² — 162 m²
bed icon1—3
bathroom icon1—3
Apartments and penthouses near golf club 1
Spain, Orihuela
€399,000 — €1,499,000Apartments and penthouses near golf club
square icon97 m² — 173 m²
bed icon2—4
bathroom icon2—4
Modern villa with pool on the south-eastern coast of Sardinia 1
Spain, Algorfa
€565,000+Modern villa with pool on the south-eastern coast of Sardinia
square icon180 m²
bed icon4
bathroom icon2
Luxury apartments on the coast of Spain 1
Spain, Marbella
€1,400,000 — €3,013,000Luxury apartments on the coast of Spain
square icon180 m² — 342 m²
bed icon2—4
bathroom icon2—4
Designer villas with panoramic view on the Mediterranean sea 1
Spain, Marbella
€8,507,000 — €9,491,000Designer villas with panoramic view on the Mediterranean sea
square icon928 m² — 1,036 m²
bed icon5—6
bathroom icon5—6
Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Eixample, Barcelona 1
Spain, Barcelona
€500,000+Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Eixample, Barcelona
square icon90 m²
Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Salamanca, Madrid 1
Spain, Madrid
€550,000+Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Salamanca, Madrid
square icon182 m²
Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Puerta-del-Sol, Madrid 1
Spain, Madrid
€530,000+Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Puerta-del-Sol, Madrid
square icon111 m²
bathroom icon2
Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Gracia, Barcelona 1
Spain, Barcelona
€550,000+Commercial premises with guaranteed income, Gracia, Barcelona
square icon186 m²
Commercial premises with high guaranteed income, Eixample, Barcelona 1
Spain, Barcelona
€800,000+Commercial premises with high guaranteed income, Eixample, Barcelona
square icon558 m²
Modern large apartments with 3 bedrooms, Eixample, Barcelona 1
Spain, Barcelona
€535,000+Modern large apartments with 3 bedrooms, Eixample, Barcelona
square icon83 m²
bed icon3
bathroom icon2
Modern townhouses with 3 bedrooms, Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca 1
Spain, Palma de Mallorca
€755,000 — €865,000Modern townhouses with 3 bedrooms, Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca
square icon130 m² — 186 m²
bed icon3
bathroom icon3

Buyer's guide

  • Who can buy a property in Spain?

    Foreigners can freely buy, rent out, and sell both residential and commercial real estate in Spain.

  • Property prices by region of Spain

    Prices for residential real estate in Spain have steadily increased: since 2016 through April 2024, property values have risen by an average of 40%.

    The average price per square metre for residential property in Spain is €1,900.

    The most expensive properties are on the Balearic Islands, where the average cost per square metre is €3,800. In the capital city of Madrid, prices are lower: about €3,500 per square metre.

    The least expensive properties can be found in:

    • Murcia — €1,220 per square metre;

    • Castilla-La Mancha — €1,130 per square metre;

    • Extremadura — €1,060 per square metre.

  • Property purchase procedure in Spain

    The process of buying property takes about two months. After selecting a property, the procedure follows several stages:

    1. Obtain a Spanish taxpayer identification number.

    2. Open a bank account in Spain.

    3. Sign a preliminary contract and pay a deposit of 10% of the property’s cost.

    4. Verify the legal integrity of the property.

    5. Sign the main real estate purchase agreement.

    6. Register the new owner and obtain the certificate of ownership.

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  • Property purchase taxes

    In Spain, the taxes on purchasing new and resale real estate differ.

    For new developments, VAT is set at 10% and stamp duty at 1.5%.

    Buyers of resale residential properties pay a transfer tax, which varies from 6 to 10% depending on the region.

    The purchase of commercial real estate entails a tax of 25%.

  • Residence permit in Spain by the purchase of a real estate

    Spain does not grant residency to property owners. The country abolished its Golden Visa in April 2025.

    Digital nomads can still obtain a Spanish residency permit. An essential requirement is owning or renting residential property in Spain. In this case, there are no minimum cost or rental value limits.

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Property types in Spain

Studios, apartments, villas, and townhouses are listed for purchase. Investors can also buy shares in hotel complexes, premises for offices and shops, land plots, and marinas. Available properties and real estate projects depend on the selected country and the terms of the investment citizenship or residency program.

Real estate investment in Spain

Purchasing real estate in Spain does not grant the right to obtain a residence permit. The Golden Visa was abolished in April 2025.

However, owning or renting residential property in Spain is one of the mandatory requirements for applicants for a Digital Nomad Visa.

Digital nomads must work remotely and earn at least €2,762 per month to qualify for a special visa and residence permit in Spain. There is no limit on the cost of rented or purchased residential property.

Spanish real estate consistently grows in value. For instance, in the first quarter of 2024, the average cost per square metre increased by 0.8% compared to the previous quarter and by an additional 3% over the summer of 2024.

The average price per square metre of residential real estate in Spain is €1,900. The most expensive properties are in the Balearic Islands, Madrid, and Barcelona. The least expensive are found in Extremadura, Murcia, and Castilla-La Mancha.

Approximately 20% of all real estate transactions in Spain involve foreign buyers. For example, from January to June 2024, foreigners purchased 69,412 homes and apartments, 1.8% more than in the first half of 2023. According to the General Council of Notaries of Spain, the average price per square metre for these transactions is €2,249.

Investors can apply for permanent residency after 5 years of continuous living in the country. After another 5 years, they can apply for citizenship, often requiring renouncing the original passport.

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