Calvià has Spain's highest average home price at 981,485 euros, Puertollano the lowest

Home prices across municipalities

The Instituto Nacional de Estadística published the 2026 edition of its Indicadores Urbanos on Wednesday, 21 October. Calvià, on Mallorca, recorded the highest average sale price for housing in 2025, at 981,485 euros. Puertollano in Ciudad Real had the lowest, at 57,698 euros. Pozuelo de Alarcón in Madrid ranked second at 907,270 euros, followed by Santa Eulària des Riu in the Balearic Islands at 888,800 euros. Mieres (61,233 euros) and Langreo (62,838 euros), both in Asturias, sat near the bottom alongside Puertollano. Measured against 2013, the reference year after the housing crisis, the largest increases were in Tías (Las Palmas) at 180.6%, Marratxí (Balearic Islands) at 179.6% and Torremolinos (Málaga) at 176.5%. The largest falls were in Puertollano (40.2%), Crevillent (29.3%) and Mieres (19.5%).

Rents concentrated in Madrid and Barcelona

Pozuelo de Alarcón recorded the highest average monthly rent for a habitual home in 2024, at 1,499 euros. Boadilla del Monte followed at 1,478 euros and Sant Just Desvern at 1,276 euros. At the other end, Lalín in Pontevedra had the lowest average rent at 330 euros, ahead of Priego de Córdoba at 334 euros and Écija at 339 euros. Madrid and Barcelona together accounted for 94 of the 100 districts with the highest average monthly rent in 2024. Recoletos in Madrid topped the district list at 2,037 euros, followed by Pedralbes and Piovera, both at 2,002 euros. The cheapest districts included zone 6-A in Murcia, which mostly covers the Cañadas de San Pedro pedanía, at 425 euros, the Sector Sur of Córdoba at 430 euros and Pajarillos Bajos in Valladolid at 434 euros.

Price per square metre and income

Madrid held 14 of the 15 districts with the highest average price per square metre among cities with more than 250,000 inhabitants. Recoletos led at 10,952 euros per square metre, followed by Castellana at 9,624 and Almagro at 9,438. The lowest prices were in Murcia's zone 6-A at 783 euros, then El Higuerón-Majaneque-Alameda del Obispo in Córdoba at 813 and Alcolea at 832. Pajarillos Altos-Las Flores in Valladolid ranked seventh-lowest at 947 euros, while Pajarillos Bajos was thirteenth at 1,007 euros. For average annual net income per inhabitant in 2024, El Viso in Madrid led at 49,654 euros, ahead of Recoletos at 46,207 and Piovera at 45,051. The lowest incomes were in Sevilla's zone 4-E at 7,688 euros and zone 5-A (Polígono Sur) at 7,941.

Foreign residents, age and crime

Seven of the 15 districts with the highest share of foreign residents in cities above 250,000 inhabitants in 2025 were in Barcelona. Twelve of the 15 with the lowest share were in Córdoba. El Barri Gòtic led at 66.9%, followed by El Raval nord and El Raval sud at 52% each and Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera at 47.1%. The lowest shares included Santa Isabel at 1.1%, Cañero-Parque Fidiana at 1.3% and El Higuerón-Majaneque-Alameda del Obispo at 1.5%. Among municipalities above 20,000 inhabitants, Mieres had the highest median age in 2025 at 58.1 years, with Avilés and Langreo at 54.7, while Melilla was the youngest at 33.4. For criminal offences in 2024, El Prat de Llobregat recorded the highest rate at 225.1 per 1,000 inhabitants, followed by Adeje at 126.0 and Salou at 120.9.