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District · one of Madrid’s 21

Salamanca

Madrid's most prestigious address. Belle Époque architecture, designer boutiques, and quiet, tree-lined streets.

1,410homes for sale right nowfor sale527 to rent

from 41 agencies · checked this morning

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At a glance

Who lives here, what homes sell for, what they rent for.

Each card leads with the figure most buyers ask about, then compares it with Madrid city. Green means up, red means down, blue means little change.

Neighbourhood

€69,147household income a yeara year

Madrid €49,916Household income · Madrid €49,916

Official district, including Recoletos

People

Population
down 2.3% in a year
147,256
Average age
Madrid 44.2
46.0
Aged 65 or over
Madrid 20.7%
24.8%
Registered unemployment
Madrid 5.8%
3.8%
Years of income to buy
average-size home (104 m²) ÷ household income · Madrid 9.8
15.3 years

SaleSalamanca · askingasking

€12,803per m²

Madrid, homes we track: €11,013

Price trend

What homes here sold for

Homes here sold for about
registered sales in the barrios where the homes we track are, brought up to this quartersame barrios as the homes we track
€11,000/m²
Asking vs sold
Homes we track ask about 16% more than recorded sales in the same barrios.about 16% more, same barrios
+16%

Homes for sale now

Priced below our fair value
of 1,267 homes we can read
31%
Typical time advertised
since we first saw each one
135 days
Have cut their price
172 of 1,410
12%

RentSalamanca · askingasking

€30.6per m² a month

Madrid, homes we track: €29.7

Rents declared for tax

In 2024
up 4.2% that year
€18.3 per m²

Homes to rent now

To rent now
homes we track
527
Typical rent
half ask less, half more
€3,400 a month
Typical time listed
since we first saw each one
139 days

Asking rents of the homes we track. Declared rents come from tax returns and run about two years behind.

No grade for mortgage defaults or squatting (okupación), on purpose. Spain publishes both only for the whole province, so a Salamanca grade would be invented precision.

Homes in Salamanca

Every home for sale in Salamanca, with our read on each price.Every home for sale, with our read on each price.

Sorted by the gap to our fair value, so homes priced furthest below it come first. Click any column heading to sort by it instead.

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Homes for sale in Salamanca, sorted by gap to fair value, lowest first
PhotoAddressPrice€/m²BedsVerdictVs fairDaysCutsAgency
GoyaGoya · Ground floor, terrace€1,989,000€13,6231463Fair+4%177No readColdwell Banker
LISTO PARA PERSONALIZAR EN GOYAGoya · Ground floor€1,180,000€11,919993Fair+4%155No readOtto Bayt
Calle de Goya, 129Goya · Lift€1,989,000€13,6231463Fair+4%144No readBestFlat
Exclusivo Piso Reformado con Vistas Impresionantes en el Corazón del Barrio SalamancaGoya · Terrace€1,100,000€8,8001252Above fair+4%137No readOlisson Club
SalamancaGoya · Terrace€1,738,000€13,6851273Fair+4%124No readWalter Haus
Salamanca, MadridThe Salamanca neighborhood is one of the most significant areas of Madrid, both due to the regular distribution of its buildings and their architecture, as well as the residents who live in its iconic streets. Specifically, in the Goya district, we find medium-height buildings, making it a densely populated area with large and stately homes. This area has a great public transport network (metro, city buses, taxi stands) and very close access to the M 30. On the various streets, we can find a wide range of services: shops, pharmacies, schools, kindergartens, churches, excellent bars, and restaurants. It is very close to the WiZink Center, the Royal Mint, the Plaza de Toros de las Ventas, and Retiro Park. On the other hand, just a few minutes' walk away, we find Goya Street, where the best luxury shops are located. We are talking about a neighborhood that offers absolutely everything necessary for the highest quality of life.Show moreGoya · 4th floor, terrace€1,989,000€13,6231463Fair+4%104No readEngel & Völkers
Goya, MadridGoya · Lift€1,989,000€13,6231463Fair+4%88No readBHHS Spain
Distrito SalamancaGoya · Penthouse, terrace€1,995,000€11,5991722Fair+4%681 · −9%Housingo
Exclusiva vivienda en pleno corazón De GoyaGoya · 4th floor, terrace€1,490,000€13,3041123Fair+4%13No readDiza Consultores
Salamanca, MadridLocated in the prestigious Salamanca district of Madrid, this luxury property offers an incomparable lifestyle for those seeking exclusivity and sophistication. Salamanca is renowned for its elegance and is the ideal destination for those who value high-end art, fashion, and gastronomy. The area features designer boutiques, contemporary art galleries, and award-winning restaurants that delight the most discerning palates.The infrastructure in this area is exceptional, with quick access to public transportation, including the metro, which connects to the entire city within minutes. In addition, Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport is just a 20-minute drive away, ensuring effortless international connections.Residents can enjoy a variety of leisure activities, from relaxing walks through El Retiro Park, located a short stroll away, to cultural visits to the Prado Museum, just 10 minutes away by public transportation.Salamanca is distinguished by its broad, tree-lined avenues and impressive architecture, offering a peaceful and sophisticated setting. This unique enclave perfectly combines residential tranquility with Madrid’s vibrant urban life. Living here means immersing yourself in the best the Spanish capital has to offer, with an unparalleled blend of luxury, culture, and convenience.Show moreGoya · 6th floor, terrace€2,190,000€12,7331723Fair+4%13No readEngel & Völkers
Salamanca, MadridGoya · Terrace€1,989,000€13,6231463Fair+4%3No readEspígul
Ático recién reformado en esquina y con terraza en GoyaGoya · 6th floor, terrace€1,380,000€13,2691042Fair+4%0No readDiza Consultores
Piso en venta en Goya – Madrid | Gilmar Consulting InmobiliarioGoya · Lift€3,500,000€12,9632704Fair+5%177No readGilmar
Goya, MadridGoya · Terrace€3,059,000€12,5882433Fair+5%148No readBHHS Spain
SalamancaGoya · 4th floor, terrace€2,100,000€11,4751833Fair+5%148No readEngel & Völkers
SalamancaGoya · 3rd floor, terrace€1,879,000€13,9191353Fair+5%148No readEngel & Völkers
Exclusivo piso con terraza en el corazón del Barrio de SalamancaGoya · Ground floor, terrace€4,000,000€13,7462914Fair+5%137No readOlisson Club
Bright 2-bed apartment with terrace in Goya, SalamancaGoya · Terrace€1,320,000€13,608972Fair+5%63No readLucas Fox
GoyaGoya · Ground floor, terrace€1,989,000€13,6231463Above fair+5%8No readColdwell Banker
GoyaGoya · 2nd floor€5,800,000€12,4464664Fair+5%7No readBarnes Madrid
SalamancaGoya · 5th floor, terrace€1,590,000€12,5201273Fair+6%176No readEngel & Völkers
SalamancaGoya · 1st floor, terrace€1,200,000€13,636883Fair+6%176No readEngel & Völkers
Vivienda de diseño clásico en el barrio de GoyaGoya€1,580,000€13,7391153Fair+6%168No readVeraltia
SalamancaGoya · 1st floor, terrace€2,719,000€12,5882164Fair+6%148No readEngel & Völkers
217–240 of 386 homes

Asking prices, as published; we have not checked them against the deed. “Below fair” means cheaper per m² than three in four similar homes nearby; “Above fair”, dearer than three in four. The % compares each home with the median price per m² of those similar homes. Every row opens the home’s own page with the working shown.Asking prices, as published; not checked against the deed. “Below fair” means cheaper per m² than three in four similar homes nearby.

The market over time

How Salamanca’s market has moved

Official records only. Sale prices and homes sold go back to 2007, the official price index to 2022, and declared rents to 2011. Our own weekly asking prices join in mid-November.

What homes sold for, since 2007

€9,391per m²

up 20.9%in a year

Average price per m² in registered sales of second-hand homes in 2025, before we bring it forward to this quarter (€11,000 at a glance). The 2007 peak was €5,161; the 2014 low €3,502.

2025Salamanca€9,391Madrid€5,334

What homes sold for, since 2007
YearSalamancaMadrid
2025€9,391€5,334
2024€7,765€4,544
2023€7,375€4,077
2022€6,463€3,966
2021€5,647€3,649
2020€5,479€3,572
2019€5,740€3,473
2018€5,399€3,387
2017€4,807€2,945
2016€4,146€2,638
2015€3,703€2,461
2014€3,502€2,406
2013€3,538€2,383
2012€3,709€2,631
2011€4,380€3,133
2010€4,377€3,301
2009€4,346€3,288
2008€4,910€3,687
2007€5,161€3,860

The official price index, since 2022

+58.7%since early 2022

Official index of second-hand sale prices, 2022 = 100. Madrid rose 53.8% over the same quarters. The year and quarter changes are in At a glance.

Q2 2026Salamanca149.5Madrid149.6

The official price index, since 2022
QuarterSalamancaMadrid
Q2 2026149.5149.6
Q1 2026147.1145.9
Q4 2025144.3140.5
Q3 2025142.2138.5
Q2 2025134.7133.2
Q1 2025132.7126.9
Q4 2024125.5120.4
Q3 2024121.4116.8
Q2 2024116.6113.0
Q1 2024110.5108.5
Q4 2023114.5107.0
Q3 2023109.5105.8
Q2 2023108.3104.3
Q1 2023105.2102.6
Q4 2022104.6101.9
Q3 2022104.3101.9
Q2 202296.998.9
Q1 202294.297.2

Homes sold each year

2,357homes sold in 2025

down 6.8%in a year

Registered sales, second-hand and new. 39 of them were new-build. Salamanca is 6.0% of Madrid’s sales.

2025Homes sold2,357Share of Madrid6.0%

Homes sold each year
YearSoldOf Madrid
20252,3576.0%
20242,5306.8%
20231,9675.6%
20222,2975.6%
20211,9395.5%
20201,3795.4%
20191,5244.4%
20182,1155.5%
20172,2845.8%
20162,0426.4%
20151,5565.8%
20141,5827.2%
20131,2736.3%
20129154.6%
20111,1485.1%
20101,4605.5%
20091,0835.0%
20081,1214.0%
20072,0005.1%

What tenants declare they pay

€18.31per m² a month

up 6.4%in a year

Median rent on all leases declared in 2024, flats only. It moves slower than asking rents. The shaded band holds the middle half of leases.

2024Salamanca€18.31Middle half€14.45–€22.99Madrid€13.97

What tenants declare they pay
YearSalamancaMiddle halfMadrid
2024€18.31€14.45–€22.99€13.97
2023€17.21€13.75–€21.35€13.30
2022€16.35€13.13–€20.15€12.77
2021€15.67€12.50–€19.24€12.31
2020€15.60€12.14–€19.47€12.12
2019€15.32€11.99–€19.23€11.86
2018€13.94€10.75–€17.50€10.83
2017€13.16€10.23–€16.42€10.36
2016€12.70€9.86–€15.79€10.03
2015€12.26€9.41–€15.31€9.85
2014€12.00€8.95–€15.09€9.80
2013€12.20€8.99–€15.33€10.00
2012€12.66€9.36–€15.96€10.58
2011€12.82€9.38–€16.22€10.84
Coming

Asking prices of the homes we track, week by week

Arrives in mid-November 2026

We began recording every Monday on 21 September 2026. A line needs about eight weekly points. The change on the quarter follows around 21 December, and on the year in September 2027. It will sit beside the official index, never merged with it: ours is asking prices in the segment we track, not sales.

Coming, from: Frankly’s weekly snapshot of the listings we track. Nothing here is estimated.

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