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This week in Spanish Property

The top 3 updates and market moves in Spanish property this week:
  1. Spain’s Housing Prices Eye 7% Surge in 2025

    Residential property prices across Spain are projected to rise ~7% this year, pushing average values past €1,900 / m². In major cities, forecasts expect even steeper gains.
    Source: Idealista

  2. New Builds Only 9% of Transactions: Market Starving for Fresh Supply

    In the past year, out of ~723,000 home sales, only ~63,000 were new constructions. That means less than 1 in 10 homes sold are new builds. This scarcity intensifies competition for existing stock especially in desirable locations.

    Source: Sur in English

  3. Benidorm Greenlights Spain’s Tallest Residential Tower

    Benidorm has approved TM Tower, a 230 m, 64-floor luxury residential project. It will become the tallest purely residential building in Europe, featuring sky bars, observatory, gyms, etc.

    Source: The Times

Guide

Spain’s Proposed 100% Property Tax on Non-EU Buyers: How Will You Be Affected?

Spain has proposed a 100% tax on property purchases by non-EU residents, aiming to curb soaring housing prices. The move follows the end of the Golden Visa and tighter rules on tourist rentals.

The tax could make buying in Spain far more expensive for non-EU investors, including Britons post-Brexit raising big questions about its impact on affordability, tourism, and the wider market.

Key topics covered:

  • What the 100% tax means for non-EU buyers

  • Who counts as a resident vs non-resident

  • End of Golden Visa & its link to this proposal

  • How many homes foreigners really buy in Spain

  • Possible effects on tourism and investment

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Trends in Spanish Property Market

The numbers, trends, and insights that matter most to your Spanish property investment:

Foreign Buyer & Demographic Trends

  • Germans emerge as top property buyers; Americans just overtook Brits as the largest rental demand group.

  • Non-EU residents face uncertainty due to the proposed 100% tax, while EU buyers (Germany, France, Belgium) continue expanding their share.

Policy & Regulation Watch

  • National Register of Short-Term Rentals introduced: all listings now need a unique ID.

  • Catalonia has raised property transfer taxes for large holders.

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💬 Reader’s Question

“Q: What is the new Anti-Okupa Law and how does it affect property owners?”

Spain’s 2025 Anti-Okupa Law speeds up evictions and strengthens owner rights against illegal squatting. Police can now act within 48 hours in clear cases, owners are protected from counter-claims of harassment, and penalties for organized squatting groups have increased.

For property owners, this means cases that used to drag on for months can now be resolved in days offering much greater security for second homes and investment properties.

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Maria
— The Bueno Team