The municipalities and cities in Andalusia where housing prices have increased the most

Many areas have seen price increases above two digits, with some even approaching a 30% year-on-year rise, according to the latest report from Idealista. The average housing price in Andalusia closed 2024 at €2,318 per square meter, marking the highest figure in the historical series and a 11.5% increase compared to the same month in 2023. The price of homes in Andalusia is now higher than the Spanish average (€2,271 per square meter), which also saw a historic high with an 11.2% increase during 2024. The municipalities and cities in Andalusia where housing prices have increased the most.

Several Andalusian municipalities have experienced double-digit increases, with some seeing price hikes nearing 30%. This article highlights the cities and towns in Andalusia where housing prices have risen the most in 2024.

Municipalities with the Highest Housing Prices

Andalusia presents a diverse housing market with significant contrasts. While some municipalities offer affordable homes, others have prices higher than major cities like Madrid or Barcelona.

Marbella stands as the most expensive place in Andalusia to buy a home, with an average price of €5,050 per square meter, closely followed by Benahavís at €4,746 per square meter. The next on the list are located in the province of Cádiz, with Zahara de los Atunes at €4,069 per square meter and Tarifa at €4,016 per square meter. Fuengirola ranks fifth at €3,814 per square meter. All of these areas are experiencing record-high prices.

Municipalities in Almería with the Largest Price Increases

In Almería (with an average price of €1,306 per square meter), several municipalities have seen substantial price increases. The top spot is held by Níjar, whose historic center is part of the association of Spain’s Most Beautiful Villages. This town has seen a 27.6% year-on-year increase, reaching a historic high of €1,753 per square meter in December 2024. Next is Cuevas del Almanzora