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The upward trend in housing prices is confirmed, but with considerable dispersion, which makes it necessary to deepen the analysis of local markets.
The capitals that lead the highest increases are San Sebastián and Madrid, followed by Albacete, Cádiz, Barcelona, Santander and Alicante.
Housing demand continues to recover, the upward trend in housing prices is confirmed, still led by San Sebastián and Madrid, although the price per m2 in the Spanish capitals has decreased by an average of 8% compared to 2010. With this caution, the most frequent minimums and maximums in Spain are 750 euros and 3,100 euros, per square meter, respectively.
This is one of the conclusions of the Real Estate Market Report 2018, which Euroval and its Institute of Real Estate Analysis have released today. The Real Estate Market Report, which this year reaches its fourteenth edition, analyzes key indicators of real estate activity in Spain, which allows us to identify some of the main trends in our residential market.
The peculiarity of this report is that it works with more frequent minimum and maximum prices at which a home can be bought today, which provides key information for both demand and promotion.
The Euroval report also analyzes the minimum and maximum prices where the highest percentage of homes for sale in our country are found based on 10 equal price intervals for each provincial capital. The main conclusion of this analysis is that practically all the housing offer is concentrated in the first three sections of the scale. The first interval, where we find the cheapest homes, has been gaining relevance. We can also find this analysis by province in the Report.
As a novelty in this edition, two annexes are incorporated with complementary studies of intervals of absolute minimum and maximum prices by provinces and by capitals, which allow for greater detail in the analysis.
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