Foreign Buyers Drive Spanish Real Estate Market, Moroccans Among Top Investors

The Spanish real estate market remains an El Dorado for foreign investors. According to the latest data, they acquired 15% of the homes sold in the last quarter, one point more than ten years ago. Among them are many Moroccans.
The Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and the Valencian Community are the most sought-after regions. These regions particularly attract foreign buyers, who represent respectively 33.37%, 31.11% and 28.79% of the transactions. The Region of Murcia and Catalonia complete the top 5.
"Spain offers a very attractive quality-price ratio, which explains its success with foreign investors," notes Ferran Font, Director of Studies and spokesperson for Pisos.com. Despite a slight rise in prices, the Spanish real estate market remains more competitive than other destinations.
While the British have long dominated the ranking of foreign buyers, we are now seeing a diversification of profiles. In 2014, they represented 15.77% of buyers, compared to 8.37% in 2024. Germans, Moroccans (6.1% of sales), Romanians and French are now the main nationalities of foreign investors in Spain.
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