Slik forhandler du eiendomspriser i Spania: praktisk guide for kjøpere på Costa Blanca 2026 8 Sep 2026

Quick answer: Å forhandle om eiendomspriser i Spania er vanlig praksis, og i 2026 er konteksten gunstig: 14% av eiendommer til salgs nasjonalt reduserte sin prisantydning i Q1 2026, opp fra 11% i samme periode i 2025. Høsten — september til november — er den beste forhandlingsperioden på Costa Blanca.

Why autumn 2026 is the best time to negotiate

Sellers who listed their property in spring or early summer and have not yet sold have been waiting for months. According to Idealista data, 14% of properties for sale in Spain reduced their asking price in Q1 2026, up from 11% in the same period of 2025. This is not a price crash — it is a market maturing, where sellers with unrealistic expectations are adjusting toward reality.

What to prepare before making an offer

Price per square metre reference: Calculate the price per m² of the property and compare it against recent transactions for similar properties in the same urbanisation. In Torrevieja, the average apartment price is around €2,500–€2,600/m². In Guardamar del Segura, €2,600–€2,750/m². In Orihuela Costa, €2,700–€3,000/m².

Time on market: Ask your agent how long the property has been listed and whether there have been previous price reductions. Under two weeks on market — little room. Over 60 days — motivated seller.

Nota simple from the Land Registry: Shows ownership, debts and mortgages. An inheritance sale typically offers more flexibility than a recent purchase at market price.

Actual condition: Inspect electrical installation, plumbing, joinery, appliances, air conditioning, terrace. Get renovation quotes from local contractors. A property needing €15,000 in works gives you concrete justification for a 7–8% lower offer.

Realistic negotiation ranges in 2026

Property situation

Achievable reduction

Freshly listed, good condition, well-priced

2–4%

30–60 days on market

4–7%

Over 60 days, no prior offers

7–12%

Inheritance or seller urgency

Up to 15%

Premium, high demand, unique location

0–2%

Needs significant renovation

8–15%

Seasonal buying guide

Period

Negotiating conditions

January–February

Few visitors, year-end pressure, good opportunities in old stock

March–April

Market activates, spring buyers, less room

May–June

High activity, minimal margin on good properties

July–August

High visibility but little margin; exceptions are stale stock

September–November

Best period to negotiate: motivated sellers, less competition

December

Low activity, occasional year-end opportunities

What else you can negotiate beyond price

  • Furniture included: equipped kitchen, air conditioning, terrace furniture, appliances
  • Possession date: adjust completion date to your situation
  • Repairs: seller fixes identified defects before signing
  • Closing costs split: occasionally negotiable depending on operation

ITP at 9% — an extra saving from June 2026

If you close in autumn 2026, remember that ITP for resale property in the Valencian Community is now 9% (down from 10% since June 2026). On a €200,000 property, that is €18,000 ITP — €2,000 less than before. Combined with a 5% price reduction, total savings can be €10,000–€15,000 compared to buying earlier in the year.

For the full buying cost breakdown, read our guide on the true cost of buying property in Spain.

Browse properties in Torrevieja and properties in Guardamar del Segura, or contact Naranja Spain for advice on specific properties.

This article is for informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified Spanish lawyer before making any purchase decision.


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