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Property prices in Valencia by town

What homes are worth in Valencia, town by town: the average value per m² from official mortgage appraisals in April – June 2026, published by the Spanish housing ministry.

TownPer m²New (up to 5 years)12 monthsAppraisals
Valencia€2,973€3,465+17%2,735
Mislata€2,314—+19.5%138
Paterna€2,295—+15.6%285
Burjassot€1,979—+15.6%125
Quart de Poblet€1,925€2,292+22.4%119
Torrent€1,904—+21.4%366
Manises€1,866—+18.6%157
Xirivella€1,790—+32.2%127
Gandia€1,757€1,710+20.4%372
Alaquàs€1,679—+23.3%117
Catarroja€1,668—+28.6%114
Aldaia€1,645—+25.7%124
Sagunto€1,629€2,176+16.7%366
Oliva€1,504—+6.1%120
Sueca€1,462—+12.9%298
Alzira€1,221—+22.3%210
Xàtiva€1,209—+19%115
Ontinyent€1,138—+28.6%136
Algemesí€1,070—+29.7%107

Official mortgage appraisals for April – June 2026: Ministerio de Vivienda y Agenda Urbana — valor tasado de vivienda libre. An appraised value is what licensed valuers put on homes for mortgages; it is not a sale price and usually sits below asking prices. Towns with fewer than 50 appraisals in the quarter are not shown.

Questions and answers

Which town in Valencia is the most expensive, and which is the most affordable?
The most expensive is Valencia — €2,973. The most affordable is Algemesí — €1,070.
Where do these figures come from?
From the official source — Ministerio de Vivienda y Agenda Urbana — valor tasado de vivienda libre — for April – June 2026. GREM refreshes the page from that source every week.

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