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Spain’s Second-Hand Home Prices Jump 20.5% in 2025 as Murcia Leads Surge

Fotocasa cites intense demand colliding with limited listings, deepening affordability pressures.

Overview

  • National average prices reached €2,879 per m², marking the largest annual rise in Fotocasa’s 20-year index.
  • Región de Murcia posted the steepest increase, up 29.6% year over year to €1,924 per m².
  • Canary Islands prices rose 21.3% to €3,319 per m², with Santa Cruz de Tenerife up 22.7% and Las Palmas up 19.3% (averages €3,668 and €2,777 per m²).
  • Balearic Islands and Madrid remain the most expensive markets by level at about €5,267 and €5,206 per m², far above the national mean.
  • Regional and local gaps are stark: Galicia advanced 13.2%, with outsized municipal moves such as Marín (+48%) and wide spreads like Sanxenxo (€3,536 per m²) versus Vilagarcía (€1,813), while Valencia’s new-build market shows a supply crunch with prices above €4,000 per m² and only 137 units available.