Blog — Spain

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Madrid property prices vary dramatically by district in 2026, from a median of €11,900/m² in Barrio de Salamanca to just €1,900/m² in Zona S

The **Spanish property market anomalies** uncovered by JobStatsen point to a striking pattern: in both Valencia and Palma, larger apartments

Bilbao’s housing market looks far more lopsided once you stop focusing on averages and start examining the extremes. JobStatsen’s outlier an

Malaga’s housing market delivers an unusual pattern: the lower end shows almost no statistical distortion, while the top end breaks away sha

Sevilla’s property market is producing an unexpected signal: there are no significantly cheap outliers at all. JobStatsen’s data shows a mar

Spain’s housing market in 2023 was anything but uniform. Across the 10 major cities in JobStatsen’s dataset, median prices ranged from €229,

Malaga’s housing market is not just expensive or affordable depending on where you look — it is both, at the same time. JobStatsen’s latest

A striking **property price anomaly Spain** is emerging from JobStatsen’s latest source-level data: in some Spanish cities, larger apartment

Barcelona’s housing market looks relatively orderly at first glance, with a median asking price of €3,950 per square metre. But JobStatsen’s

Madrid’s housing market looks relatively straightforward at first glance: the median asking price stands at €4,933 per square metre. But Job

Spain’s urban housing market is anything but uniform. JobStatsen’s latest **Spanish real estate market ranking** shows a striking spread bet