The second-hand housing market in the Valencian Community has started the year with a clear upward trend, placing it at the center of national real estate tension. According to the latest market data, corresponding to the end of March 2026, the region has experienced a 0.79% increase in the price of used housing compared to December 2025.

This surge makes the Valencian Community the second autonomous community with the most pronounced growth in Spain during this first quarter. The average price of second-hand housing in the Valencian territory now stands at 1,993 euros per square meter, a figure that marks a milestone in the evolution of local prices.

This situation reflects constant demand pressure, which outstrips an insufficient supply to curb the escalation of costs. Although the 0.79% increase may seem moderate in absolute terms, its significance is amplified when compared to the rest of the country, where price stabilization is more evident in other areas.

In the Valencian Community, the interest from both national buyers and foreign investors keeps the market in a boiling phase. Pressure intensifies especially in metropolitan areas and coastal zones, with the city of València and its metropolitan area being the main drivers of this increase.

This 0.79% price increase in just three months represents a new obstacle for young people and working families to access property ownership. With an average price of almost 2,000 euros/m², a typical 90-square-meter home in the Valencian Community now has an average market cost of around 180,000 euros, not including expenses and taxes associated with the purchase and sale.

Sector analysts predict that if this growth rate continues during the first quarter, 2026 could close with significant accumulated increases. The combination of a dynamic regional economy and the tourist appeal of the Valencian coast suggests that the Valencian Community will continue to be one of the regions with the most strained real estate market in Spain in the coming months.