The trend of buying homes with cash has consolidated in the high-end segment in Valencia. A recent report highlights that 65% of new-build acquisitions are made with own resources, reflecting a growing capitalization of demand. This behavior indicates that buyers are seeking housing as an investment asset, rather than for immediate accommodation needs.

The Valencian residential market has entered the league of premium real estate markets, consolidating itself as one of the most solid and attractive poles in the Mediterranean arc. In 2025, the price of housing in the capital of the Turia has registered a year-on-year increase of 19.1%, placing the average price at 3,570 euros/m².

Strong international demand, especially from high-net-worth buyers, and the scarcity of supply mark the entry of the Valencian market into a new structural cycle. The average price of homes sold by the company in Valencia in 2025 has exceeded 3,500 euros/m², with an escalation that is not homogeneously distributed. L’Eixample maintains its leadership as the most expensive district, with an average price of 4,427 euros/m², followed by Camins al Grau and Ciutat Vella.

The real estate market in the surroundings of Valencia has been conditioned during 2025 by the impact of the Dana of October 2024. This climatic episode caused specific damages to part of the residential park and temporarily altered market dynamics. Demand has shown a clear preference for the interior areas surrounding Valencia, perceived as safer, especially consolidated urbanizations at higher altitudes and with less exposure to risk.

In these areas, a higher volume of sales has been registered and a revaluation close to 25% in the average price per square meter. Coastal surroundings, for their part, have registered an increase of approximately 11%, with an average price per square meter higher than that of interiors, with 2,658 €/m² compared to 1,872 €/m².