Spain's Urban Indicators put Calvia at the top for house prices and Madrid's El Viso for income

23 October 2026

The National Statistics Institute of Spain released the 2026 edition of its Urban Indicators, covering 432 municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants and the neighbourhoods and districts of the 17 cities with more than 250,000 inhabitants. Calvia recorded the highest average house sale price at 981,485 euros, ahead of Pozuelo de Alarcon at 907,270 euros. Puertollano had the lowest at 57,698 euros. By price per square metre, Madrid held the 14 most expensive neighbourhoods, with Recoletos highest at 10,952 euros. Madrid's El Viso neighbourhood had the highest net average annual income per inhabitant at 49,654 euros. Mieres had the highest median age at 58.1 years and Melilla the lowest at 33.4 years. The Barri Gotic in Barcelona had the largest share of foreign residents at 66.9 per cent.