Spain Property Market Update – Strong Growth Continues, with the Mediterranean Coast Gaining Momentum

Spain’s property market continues to show strong momentum, with prices rising 1.1% in March and now sitting 14.7% higher year-on-year—well ahead of inflation.

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While growth in major cities is beginning to stabilise, the Mediterranean coastline is gaining pace. Areas like the Alicante province and Costa Blanca are seeing sustained demand, particularly from international buyers seeking lifestyle properties, second homes, and long-term investments.

Notably, smaller municipalities—many of them coastal or near-coastal—are now recording double-digit annual growth for the first time since 2007, underlining a clear shift towards space, privacy, and quality of life.

Despite this strong performance, property values in Spain remain 3.8% below previous peak levels, leaving further room for growth—especially in prime coastal locations.

According to Tinsa by Accumin, price growth remains robust, with only a slight moderation in real terms as urban markets cool.

What This Means for Buyers

For those considering the Costa Blanca, the message is clear:

  • Demand remains strong and consistent
  • Coastal markets are outperforming cities
  • Prices are still below peak—with upward potential

Well-positioned properties in sought-after areas like Altea, Jávea and Moraira continue to represent some of the best opportunities in today’s Spanish market.


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