Apartment€535,000
Barcelona

792 homes and apartments for sale in Barcelona, Spain.
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25 properties shown
Apartment€535,000
Barcelona
€1,423,307
Barcelona
€1,188,586
Barcelona
€2,761,743
Barcelona
€602,562
Barcelona
€92,011
Barcelona
€1,094,654
Barcelona
€3,296,080
Barcelona
€1,847,803
Barcelona
€850,617
Barcelona
€898,822
Barcelona
€994,227
Barcelona
€3,495,842
Barcelona
€701,985
Barcelona
€1,496,362
Barcelona
€1,852,879
Barcelona
€4,400,518
Barcelona
€1,797,644
Barcelona
€489,348
Barcelona
€1,293,462
Barcelona
€1,250,891
Barcelona
€1,348,396
Barcelona
€529,371
Barcelona
€1,288,468
Barcelona
€469,442
Barcelona
Buyer's guide: Barcelona
Barcelona is the priciest Spanish city in this batch, with a median asking price of €722,572 across 759 listings and €5,733 per m². Barcelona real estate here is mostly apartments (357), though an unusually large commercial slice of 258 listings shows how many shops, offices and premises are on the market.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 759 |
| Median asking price | €722,572 |
| P25 - P75 | €343,342 - €1,496,826 |
| Price per m² | €5,733 |
| Median size | 136 m² |
Apartments (357) and commercial units (258) dominate, followed by 36 houses, 25 plots of land, 16 penthouses and 5 villas. Three-bedroom homes are the largest residential group at 125, then five-plus (94), four-bedroom (82), two-bedroom (80) and one-bedroom (48).
The very wide price range, from about €343,000 at the lower quartile to nearly €1.5 million at the upper, reflects Barcelona's contrasts between outer districts and prime central addresses.
The Eixample's grid of modernist buildings is the classic address for apartments, with Gràcia, the Born and the Gothic Quarter offering character. Sarrià-Sant Gervasi and Pedralbes are more affluent, Poblenou is the tech and design district beside the beach, and Sants and Sant Martí are more local. The metro, trams, trains and El Prat airport give strong connectivity, and the city is a hub for start-ups and universities.
Buyers range from international investors to families relocating for work and second-home owners. Note that Catalonia strictly regulates tourist rentals in the city, so a holiday-let business plan needs careful legal verification.
Foreigners can buy in Spain without restriction. You need an NIE, a bank account and a lawyer; budget roughly 10-13% for taxes and fees on resale (approx.; verify locally). Catalan resale transfer tax is higher than in some regions. Check the building's inspection (ITE) and community fees.
See the Spain overview, mortgage guide and buying process. Compare coastal options in Benidorm, Alicante or Madrid.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Barcelona has a large market in premises and offices. If you want a home, filter for apartments.
Tourist licences are tightly restricted. Confirm with a local lawyer before buying.
Compare data: median price per m² here is €5,733. See the Madrid page.
No, but you need an NIE tax number. Residency options depend on your nationality.