Apartment€115,000
Marbella

7,021 apartments currently listed for sale in Spain.
32 properties shown
Apartment€115,000
Marbella
Apartment€300,000
Marbella
Apartment€217,500
Madrid
ApartmentPrice on request
Madrid
Apartment€275,000
Marbella
Apartment€365,500
Madrid
Apartment€1,475,000
Marbella
Apartment€2,950,000
Costa del Sol
€1,800,000
PUERTO DE POLLENSA (ESP)
€895,000
PUERTO DE ALCUDIA (ESP)
€585,000
CAPDEPERA (ESP)
€500,000
CAPDEPERA (ESP)
€5,400,000
PALMA (ESP)
€880,000
SANT ELM, ANDRATX (ESP)
€685,000
COLONIA DE SANT JORDI (ESP)
€560,000
COLONIA DE SANT JORDI (ESP)
€995,000
COLONIA DE SANT JORDI (ESP)
€695,000
COLONIA DE SANT JORDI (ESP)
€191,816
Santa Margarida
€314,843
Benajarafe
€298,212
Las Rozas de Madrid
€1,423,307
Barcelona
€894,553
Madrid
€1,354,760
Benalmádena
€1,188,586
Barcelona
€129,551
Oropesa del Mar
€1,248,515
Madrid
€532,263
Municipality of Benidorm
€1,706,255
Andratx
€928,950
La Gaspara
€480,056
Santa Margarida
€2,761,743
Barcelona
Apartments in Spain
Apartments are the biggest single category in Spain on RealEstateAbroad, with 6,567 of 25,521 current listings. Buyers range from retirees on the Costa Blanca to remote workers in Barcelona and Madrid, and the price spread is wide.
Across all Spanish listings the median asking price is €451,921, with the middle half between €230,164 and €984,185, and a median of €2,787 per m². Apartments in Alicante province and inland towns often list below that; central Barcelona, Madrid and Marbella sit well above. These are asking prices from current listings, not registered sales values.
| Metric | Spain (all types) |
|---|---|
| Apartments listed | 6,567 |
| All listings | 25,521 |
| Median asking price | €451,921 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €230,164 - €984,185 |
| Median price per m² | €2,787 |
The Costa del Sol brings Marbella and Estepona, with Benahavis for gated golf-and-resort complexes. On the Costa Blanca, Alicante, Benidorm and Altea offer everything from budget holiday flats to refined sea-view schemes. For city living, see Barcelona and Madrid. Compare with penthouses and villas before deciding.
Non-residents can often borrow up to around 60-70% of value from Spanish banks. See Spain financing, the buying guide and the market analysis.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The foreigner identification number is needed for the purchase, tax filings and utilities. Your lawyer can usually apply on your behalf or with a power of attorney.
Spain ended the property-based golden visa programme in 2025, so owning real estate no longer leads to residence by itself. Check current rules for non-lucrative or digital nomad visas.
Only where the regional law, municipal rules and the building's community statutes allow. Some cities have effectively frozen new licences.
A reservation of a few thousand euros is usual, followed by around 10% on signing the private purchase contract. Completion happens before a notary.