Properties for sale in Spain

Our website offersover 15198 listings for property for sale in Spain available to foreigners by verified agencies and developers. Units can be sorted by price, date added and popularity, and there are also filters for searching by personal parameters.

• District and city
• Area
• Price
• Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
• Infrastructure
• Type

Use the convenient options to highlight suitable apartments and villas in Spain, compare them and carefully study their descriptions and photos. Once you've made your choice, send a personal message or contact the seller by phone.

• The average selling price of property in Spain is EUR 162,000.
• The average price per square metre is EUR 2,159.
• The minimum cost of property in Spain is EUR 4000.
• The most expensive housing unit is EUR 32 million.
• Over the past year, the average price has increased by 5.33%.

• Minimum area: 34 m²
• Average area of villas and apartments in Spain: 99.4 m²
• Largest area: 1,700 m²

Foreigners who own a property worth more than EUR 500,000 are eligible to apply for a residence permit. Most applications are approved if the required documents are properly prepared. You can also purchase more than one housing unit as long as the total cost exceeds the specified amount. If the investor retains the property ownership, the residence permit will be renewed.

It's important to note that owning a housing asset in Spain, regardless of its value, does not entitle you to a Spanish passport. However, citizenship can be obtained through a simplified procedure in one or five years or through naturalisation. To be eligible for naturalisation, you must have lived in the country legally for at least ten years, half of which must have been documented residence.

To obtain a residence permit in Spain, national legislation stipulates that you must hold a residence permit for five years. During this period, you cannot leave the country for more than 183 days (six months) at a time, otherwise, your application will be rejected.

Applicants for a residence permit can be investors, financially secure individuals, students and foreign professionals legally working for local companies. Once registered, you're entitled to all the social benefits available to Spaniards.

The Golden Visa is a special programme for foreigners that allows you to obtain a residence permit if you invest at least EUR 500,000 in apartments, villas, penthouses or commercial real estate. Residency is also granted to those who invest a minimum of 1 million euros in shares in local companies or investment funds or deposit at least one million euros into a Spanish bank.

To obtain a Golden Visa, a minimum transaction amount is required along with certain conditions such as being at least 18 years of age, having good health, and earning an annual income of more than EUR 28,800. No language or other tests are required, all you need is to own a housing unit in the area. Once the application is approved, the resident will be able to:

• travel freely within the Schengen area;
• work in the country;
• obtain citizenship in the future;
• bring their family to Europe;
• do business in EU countries.

The choice of location depends on the purpose of the purchase but most foreign investors prefer housing offered by developers and agents in Madrid, Barcelona, Alicante, Malaga and the Canary and Balearic Islands. Foreigners find it comfortable to live in these areas due to the large expat community and developed infrastructure. There's always a high demand for rental real estate in these areas.

If you are looking to relocate, you can buy real estate on the secondary market or from a developer in a completed or under-construction complex. Foreigners are interested in:

• Studios in central locations that are easy to rent out;
• Spacious villas with pools, gardens and sea views;
• 2–4-bedroom apartments in new buildings;
• Penthouses with amenities (24-hour security, pool, gym).

Investing in Spanish real estate is a great way for foreigners to establish themselves legally in a country with a growing GDP, warm climate, developed social infrastructure and a wide range of attractions. The price of real estate in Spain increases every year. For instance, there was a growth of 5.33% in 2023, and the average payback period is 14 years, although in some properties, it can be as little as 10-11 years. Owning real estate in Spain is not only a great way to earn rental income but also allows you to use it as a second home and avoid paying for hotel rooms during your holidays.

Yes, you can earn a passive income by renting out apartments and villas on a short- or long-term basis. The average yield across the country is 7.25% per annum, with developers offering guaranteed yields of 5–6%, depending on the project. The most convenient option is to rent out the property and let a management company take care of all maintenance issues and find tenants.