The 2024 sales analysis provides a detailed overview of the Spanish real estate market.
The year 2024 was characterized by a general increase in prices, with some regions and cities experiencing significant growth. The analysis highlights price differences and trends in various locations, offering valuable insights for potential investors and buyers.
In 2024, Spanish real estate saw an overall price increase, with no region experiencing a decline. The highest year-on-year increases were recorded in Madrid (21.10%), Murcia (20.58%), and the Balearic Islands (19.08%).
The most expensive regions are the Balearic Islands (€4,931/m²), Madrid (€4,567/m²), the Basque Country (€3,192/m²), Catalonia (€2,990/m²), and the Canary Islands (€2,400/m²).
The cheapest regions are Extremadura (€954/m²), Castilla-La Mancha (€996/m²), Castilla y León (€1,362/m²), Murcia (€1,506/m²), and Galicia (€1,531/m²).
In the provincial capitals, the highest year-on-year increases were observed in Valencia (25.01%), Madrid (24.87%), Málaga (24.66%), and Palma (24.50%).
Source: pisos
Peter Fabor is a hospitality entrepreneur with 15+ years of experience building niche businesses across hotels, coliving, coworking, retreats, and hospitality tech. He is the founder of Surf Office, Buy That Hotel, Hotel Nuggets, and Pingotel. His work focuses on identifying underserved hospitality markets and building businesses around them.