Chart and interface wording prepared by wp.zone using the published annual rates. Eurostat has not endorsed this presentation.
What the numbers tell you
Movement in prices, rather than a price tag
The national chart compares each quarter with the same quarter a year earlier. It covers homes bought by households; it does not show local asking prices, typical rent, rental yield or the value of a particular home.
A lower positive growth rate still means prices rose over the year. National and regional statistics can be revised and may have different publication dates.
Two parts of the market
New and existing homes
Q2 2026 · annual change
National house-price change by dwelling type (%)
Newly built homes+7.3%
Existing homes+13.0%
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National house-price change by dwelling type (%)
Area or dwelling type
Annual change
Source flags
Newly built homes
+7.3%
None
Existing homes
+13.0%
None
Source: Eurostat, new and existing dwelling series. A home’s construction age alone does not explain its price. Missing observations remain unavailable.
Explore the differences
Across Spain’s regions
Q2 2026
Annual house-price change for the 17 autonomous communities and two autonomous cities. These are broad regional figures; the Valencian Community figure is not an Alicante or Costa Blanca price estimate.
Compare all 19 areasHouse-price change by region (%)
Navarre+9.5%
Basque Country+10.0%
Catalonia+10.1%
Canary Islands+11.0%
Castile-La Mancha+11.7%
Andalusia+11.9%
Extremadura+12.8%
Galicia+12.9%
Community of Madrid+12.9%
Valencian Community+13.0%
Cantabria+13.5%
Balearic Islands+13.7%
Melilla+13.8%
Region of Murcia+14.4%
La Rioja+14.4%
Aragon+14.6%
Castile and León+14.8%
Asturias+15.0%
Ceuta+15.2%
The navy marker is the INE national annual change: +12.2%. Bar lengths measure price change, not the price of a home.
WP.ZONE presentation of INE statistics, with region names displayed in English. The INE marker belongs to this dated regional release; its national figure can differ from the separately dated Eurostat series. INE does not sponsor or endorse this presentation.
A property-type label is a starting point. Check the actual unit, legal description, area basis and responsibilities.
Buying
Build a complete comparison
Record the location, property type, usable area, condition, energy details and the work needed. Ask for a written breakdown of purchase costs and obtain independent advice on the property and transaction before committing.
Keep an advertiser’s asking price, an official price index and a confirmed transaction price separate. No sale is inferred when an advert disappears.
Renting
Compare the stay and the full cost
Check whether the offer is an entire home or a room, the minimum stay, available dates, furnishings, deposit and included bills. Ask for the total cost for your actual dates; a nightly price does not guarantee a one-night stay.
These house-purchase indices do not measure rents. We will only add rental statistics with a named source, a stated area and a clear definition.
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Private owners
Your property, your contact
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You can edit your listing directly, withdraw it or mark it sold from your account. Email verification confirms your contact address; you declare your authority to offer the property.
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Source references, updates, withdrawals and enquiry destinations stay attached to each listing. Country sections use that same catalogue.