Spain’s coastal market remains resilient, according to the Coastal Property 2025 report

The latest Coastal Property 2025 report, prepared by Tinsa España by Accumin and Accumin Intelligence, analyses the evolution of Spain’s coastal residential market and confirms its continued strength in a changing economic environment.

Foreign demand remains a key driver. In 2024, purchases by international buyers in coastal provinces increased by 2.5%, while overall home sales across Spain also showed positive momentum over the past year.

Coastal areas continue to concentrate most foreign transactions. Around 83% of foreign purchases were completed in coastal locations, with a strong presence in the Islands and along the Mediterranean coast. Within this trend, the report identifies contrasting dynamics. Foreign demand declined in the Balearic Islands, while the North Coast of Spain recorded notable growth.

The profile of international buyers is also becoming more diverse. Alongside traditional demand from the UK and Germany, interest is increasing from the Netherlands, Poland, the United States and China. The analysis highlights that foreign residents and non-residents tend to seek different types of properties, influencing local market dynamics.

Investor interest in holiday rentals remains significant. According to 71% of Tinsa’s expert valuers who contributed to the report, investment purchases linked to short-term rentals have increased in coastal markets.

At Accumin, we analyse these dynamics to support buyers and investors with clear information and grounded advice. In markets as active and segmented as Spain’s coastal regions, clarity is essential for sound decision-making.

The full report is available in Spanish. An English version will be released soon.