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Idealista now allows users to search for properties across multiple, non-adjacent zones simultaneously, enhancing flexibility and user control in property searches.

Used housing prices in Spain hit a record 2,650 euros/m2 in January, with significant regional increases led by Murcia and Andalusia.

Idealista updated its map search to let users select multiple zones at once, simplifying and speeding up property searches.

Second-hand housing prices in the Valencian Community surged 17.8% in January, hitting record highs, with Valencia province leading Spain in price growth.

Icod de los Vinos in Tenerife offers relatively affordable and spacious homes with stable or slightly declining prices, contrasting with rising costs elsewhere on the island.

Real estate agencies in Almería use TikTok and Instagram videos to attract more informed buyers and have started closing sales through these social media platforms.

Rental prices in the Valencian Community hit a record high in January with an 11.1% increase, marking the largest rise in Spain alongside Castilla-La Mancha.

Rental prices in Asturias rose 8.2% year-on-year in January 2025, with national increases across all Spanish regions and major cities.

Rental prices in Murcia rose 9.2% year-on-year in January 2026, with Murcia city hitting a record high, amid a nationwide increase in rental costs.

Rental prices in Cantabria rose 6.8% year-on-year in January, with Santander hitting a historic high, while national rental prices increased 8.1%.

Rental prices in Málaga rose 5.6% over the past year, making it one of Spain's most expensive cities, with widespread rental price increases across most Spanish provinces.

Housing prices in Córdoba rose 8.6% annually to €1,677/m² in December 2025, remaining affordable compared to the national average with varied growth across neighborhoods.

A 273 m2 luxury duplex penthouse with 14 balconies is for sale in Madrid's iconic 'La Casa de las Bolas' building for nearly 3.8 million euros.

The article presents a selection of new homes priced under 150,000 euros, aimed at first-time buyers seeking affordable quality properties.

Idealista introduced a multi-area search feature enabling users to select multiple, non-adjacent locations in one property search for greater flexibility and ease.

In 2025, commercial premises in Pamplona yielded the highest real estate rental returns at 8.2%, with national variations in property investment profitability.

Rental housing demand in Málaga rose 20%, with 28 contacts per listing, reflecting increased competition across major Spanish cities.

Rental interest on Idealista rose 14% in 2025, with major cities like Barcelona and Málaga seeing strong growth, while price caps have increased competition by reducing supply.

Housing prices in Granada hit a record €2,570/m² in December 2025, with strong annual growth and notable neighborhood price disparities.

Móra d’Ebre in Tarragona is the cheapest place to buy a house in Catalonia, offering affordable prices and rich cultural heritage.