The Spanish real estate market concluded 2025 as one of the most dynamic in recent history. A robust GDP growth of 2.9% fueled over 700,000 transactions. However, the defining factor of the year was a structural housing deficit of over 130,000 units, pushing prices upward.
While national averages rose by 11-14%, specific regions became investor hotspots:
2025 saw an extreme price discrepancy. New builds reached an average of €2,712/sqm—nearly 50% higher than resales. For foreign investors, the choice is clear: new developments offer the energy efficiency, modern amenities, and capital preservation that the aging resale stock simply cannot match.
Despite new restrictions, the rental market saw an 8.5% annual increase.
In the financial sector, the Euribor’s downward trend to 2.21% sparked a 20% increase in lending, dominated by stable fixed-rate mortgages.
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