As the European real estate landscape continues to react to inflation pressures, interest rate adjustments, and shifting buyer sentiment, Spain’s housing market has shown surprising resilience — especially in high-demand regions like the Costa del Sol, Valencia, and the Balearics.
While transaction volumes have cooled slightly from the frenzied post-COVID years, prices in core investment zones remain stable — and in some cases, still trending up.
“What we’re seeing now is a smarter, more strategic buyer,” explains Alexandre Bogart, Senior Investment Advisor at Hola Invest.
“Gone are the speculative waves. Today’s clients are asking deeper questions — and looking for long-term value, not short-term hype.”
According to internal data from Hola Invest, demand remains particularly strong in the €500k–€1.5M range, where lifestyle and flexibility intersect. Properties with outdoor space, remote work functionality, and walkable locations continue to outperform.
“Yes, rates are higher — but most of our international clients are well-capitalized or using financing as leverage, not necessity. And the appetite for stable assets in Spain remains strong, especially with geopolitical uncertainty elsewhere.”
Regional Highlights:
- Marbella & Nueva Andalucía: Trophy homes and modern villas still move quickly
- Valencia: Continues to attract digital nomads and lifestyle relocators
- Málaga: Urban investment on the rise, thanks to infrastructure and culture
Despite noise in the media, Spain hasn’t lost its edge.
“The headlines don’t tell the full story,” Alexandre adds.
“Smart buyers are still buying — they’re just choosing with more clarity. And Spain, when filtered well, still offers a very solid foundation.”
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