Property for Sale in Valencia, Spain
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Valencia is Spain's third city and the one that keeps winning liveability rankings: 20 km of beach, the Turia gardens running through the middle of it where the river used to be, and a metro that reaches the airport in 25 minutes.
Our Valencia catalogue is small and deliberately mixed. Four apartments run €215,000-€1,190,000, spread across Mislata, Campanar and the centre, plus one commercial unit on Avenida del Cid at €28,000.
That range is wide because the city is. A flat in Mislata at €215,000 and a centre apartment at €1,190,000 are both Valencia, and the gap between them is the entire point of choosing a district first. Tell us the neighbourhood and the budget, and we will tell you what actually trades there.
Current listings in Valencia
For sale★ Featuredapartment for sale in Mislata, Valencia
Valencia, Mislata
For sale★ Featuredapartment for sale in Campanar, Valencia, 120 m²
Valencia, Campanar
For sale★ Featuredapartment for sale in Valencia, 237 m²
Valencia
For salecommercial premises for sale in Avenida Cid, Valencia
Valencia, Avenida Cid
For saleapartment for sale in Valencia, 102 m²
Valencia
Frequently asked questions
What does property in Valencia cost?
Our current Valencia listings run €215,000-€1,190,000 for apartments, plus one €28,000 commercial unit. The spread reflects the districts: outer neighbourhoods like Mislata start around €215,000, while central and Campanar addresses run several times that. Valencia is a district-first market, so the budget question only becomes answerable once you pick an area.
Which neighbourhoods do international buyers prefer?
Russafa for nightlife and food, El Carmen and El Pilar for historic architecture, Cabanyal and Malvarrosa for beach access, and El Pla del Real for quieter family living near the river park.
Do I need to live in Spain to buy property here?
No. Foreign non-residents buy freely. You only need an NIE (Spanish tax ID), a Spanish bank account, and a notary appointment. We arrange all three for our clients before they arrive.
Can I get a mortgage as a non-resident?
Yes. Spanish banks typically lend non-residents up to 60-70% of the appraised value at fixed rates between 3.5% and 5% in 2026. EU residents get better terms than non-EU buyers.
What taxes apply when buying in Valencia?
Resale property in the Valencia region carries 10% ITP (transfer tax). New-builds carry 10% IVA plus 1.5% AJD (stamp duty). Add 1-1.5% for notary, registry, and legal fees on top.
How long does the buying process take?
From signed reservation to keys: typically 6-10 weeks. Cash buyers can close in 4. Mortgage buyers add 3-5 weeks for bank approval and appraisal.
Is Valencia property a good investment?
Capital growth ran 7-9% annually from 2021-2025 and tourism keeps expanding. Long-term rental yields average 5-6% gross; short-term (where licences are available) push 7-9%.
What's the cheapest area to buy in Valencia?
Districts like Patraix, Benimaclet, and parts of Marxalenes still offer entry-level apartments from €130,000-€180,000 in 2026, often with metro access to the centre in 15 minutes.
Guides to buying in Valencia
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