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Properties for sale in Murcia

Murcia is in Murcia. This page combines current public NLS inventory with available aggregate market evidence, always naming the source and geographic scope.

Current public listings3NLS inventory available now

Published municipal activity1,864MITMA · 2026Q2 · recorded transmissions

Published sold benchmark€1,347/m²Murcia · 2026-12mo · Consejo General del Notariado · Penotariado

Province registry activity6,435Murcia · 2026Q2 · Registradores

Listings show current asking prices. Benchmarks are published aggregates, not property valuations. When no municipality figure exists, the available wider scope is shown and labelled.

Murcia market intelligence

Murcia market analysis

Official sold-price, transaction, population and housing-stock evidence is kept separate from current NLS asking inventory, with the period and geographic scope stated for every measure. Where a municipality series is unavailable, the wider province scope is shown explicitly.

Data scope · Murcia municipality

Murcia, Murcia, Spain — Photo: No machine-readable author provided. Mac assumed (based on copyright claims). · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Sourced local guide

Murcia: local guide and property context

A sourced introduction to Murcia, its official settlement geography and the evidence used on this property-area page.

Local overview

Murcia ( MOOR-see-ə, US also MUR-sh(ee-)ə, Spanish: [ˈmuɾθja] ) is a city in south-eastern Spain, and the capital and most populous city of the autonomous community of the Region of Murcia. It is located on the Segura River, in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. It has a climate with hot summers, mild winters, and relatively low precipitation.

Murcia was founded by Abd ar-Rahman II, Emir of Cordoba, in 825 with the name Mursiyah (Arabic: مرسية). It is now mainly a services city and a university town. Highlights for visitors include the Cathedral of Murcia and a number of baroque buildings, renowned local cuisine, Holy Week procession, works of art by the famous Murcian sculptor Francisco Salzillo, and the Fiestas de Primavera (Spring Festival).

The city, as the capital of the comarca Huerta de Murcia, is called "Europe's orchard" due to its long agricultural tradition and its fruit, vegetable, and flower production and exports.

Official geography

The official INE register places Murcia in Murcia province under municipality code 30030. The linked structured record provides a recorded municipal area of 881.86 square kilometres and a reference coordinate of 37.9833, -1.1303. The coordinate is a municipal reference point, not a property, parcel boundary or radius from which local claims are inferred.

Settlements and local form

The current IGN Nomenclátor extract records 183 official population nuclei for Murcia. The imported source records are dated through 2025-11-27. The entry explicitly marked as the municipal capital is Murcia, at a recorded elevation of approximately 42 metres. Other population-bearing nuclei in the extract include El Palmar (22,967 residents in the cited settlement record), El Carmen (20,500 residents in the cited settlement record), Vista Alegre (13,558 residents in the cited settlement record), Espinardo (12,699 residents in the cited settlement record), and Alberca de las Torres (12,684 residents in the cited settlement record). Nomenclátor entries describe settlement geography; they are not listing totals, neighbourhood boundaries or evidence of homes currently available for sale.

How this guide keeps the evidence local

The data sections below keep Murcia’s municipality evidence separate from wider province and regional comparisons. This prevents similarly named places in other provinces from being blended together. Where a municipality-level series is unavailable, the page labels the province fallback explicitly; current NLS asking inventory remains separate from completed-sale, demographic and cadastral evidence.

What the official data shows for Murcia

Murcia is a municipality in Murcia, Murcia, Región de. The latest available INE municipal record reports 467,316 residents in 2023.

The INE population series shown for Murcia municipality runs from 2015 to 2023, moving from 435,326 to 467,316 residents. The published series therefore changes by +7.3% over that span; this describes resident population, not housing demand by itself.

MITMA records 7,202 housing transactions over the latest four published quarters through 2026Q2. That is -1.9% compared with the preceding four quarters.

Current Catastro coverage for Murcia municipality includes 81,685 recorded buildings and 215,936 recorded dwellings, with an average recorded build year of 1974. These are cadastral records, not a count of homes currently for sale.

Within buildings that carry a usable construction year, the largest Catastro age band is 1950–1969, representing 30.4% of that recorded subset. The distribution helps describe the physical stock, but it does not establish refurbishment condition, energy performance or legal status for an individual property.

The current Consejo General del Notariado snapshot reports a completed-sale rate of €1,378 per square metre for Murcia municipality, based on 6,350 price-informed sales from 7,182 total recorded transactions. It is a dated aggregate snapshot rather than an asking-price estimate or an individual property valuation.

INE reports a house-price index of 113.2 for Murcia, Región de in 2026Q2. The index moved +14.4% year on year. This regional index shows direction of travel, not the value of a particular home.

The latest available INE indicators for Murcia municipality report net income per person of €13,906 (2023); an average age of 41.3 years (2023); an average household size of 2.80 people (2023); 12.3% of residents recorded as non-Spanish (2023); 16.7% of residents aged 65 or over (2023). These measures describe the resident and household context. They should not be converted into a forecast of prices, rents or buyer demand.

The administrative extract contains 18 registered energy certificates for this scope, with 11.1% rated A to C. Certificate coverage is not the same as the total housing stock, and a certificate count must not be read as a count of homes available to buy.

NLS currently shows 3 active public listings for this search. Those live asking listings are kept separate from official completed-sale, demographic and cadastral records so readers can compare current availability with historical evidence without blending unlike measures.

Official sold-price snapshot€1,378/m²6,350 price-informed sales · 7,182 total transactions · Murcia municipality · Consejo General del Notariado

Average completed sale€156,554114 m² average recorded surface · 6,350 price-informed sales · official snapshot

Transactions · latest four quarters7,202MITMA · Murcia municipality · through 2026Q2 · -1.9% versus the prior four quarters

Appraised housing value€1,575/m²MITMA · 2026Q1 · appraised basis, not a completed-sale price

Current NLS inventory3Active public listings now · asking inventory, not completed sales

Activity and demand over time

Consistent official series underpin nationwide coverage: quarterly housing transactions from MITMA and annual population from INE. Any wider fallback is labelled directly on the chart.

Quarterly housing transactions

Murcia municipality · MITMA · latest 12 quarters

Population

Murcia municipality · INE · 2015–2023 · +7.3%

People and households

Latest available demographic evidence from INE for Murcia municipality; each measure states its own latest period.

Population467,316INE · 2023

Net income per person€13,906INE household income atlas · 2023

Average age41.3Years · INE · 2023

Average household size2.80People per household · INE · 2023

Non-Spanish resident share12.3%Population by nationality · INE · 2023

Residents aged 65+16.7%INE demographic structure · 2023

Housing stock and operating context

Physical stock comes from Catastro. Energy-certificate and tourism-register counts are official administrative records and should be read as registered coverage, not as estimates of every home.

Cadastral buildings81,685Dirección General del Catastro

Recorded dwellings215,936Catastro building records

Average recorded build year1974Average across buildings with a recorded year

Energy certificates1811.1% rated A–C · registered certificates only

Before 1950

12.7%

1950–1969

30.4%

1970–1989

24.8%

1990–2009

27.7%

2010 onward

4.4%

Wider market comparison

Murcia province and Murcia, Región de measures provide context; they are not substitutes for a municipality or neighbourhood value.

Murcia sold price€1,457/m²Registradores · 2026Q2 · +16.2% year on year

Murcia average sale price€141,910Registradores · province · 2026Q2

Murcia notarial average€121,503Consejo General del Notariado · 2026-03

Murcia, Región de house-price index113.2INE · 2026Q2 · +14.4% year on year

Resale share of transactions85.0%Latest four quarters · MITMA · Murcia municipality

Sources, periods and how to read this analysis

Completed-sale snapshot. Consejo General del Notariado / Penotariado aggregate for the stated scope. Price measures use 6,350 price-informed sales from 7,182 total recorded transactions. It is a current snapshot fetched 2026-08-03 21:39:29, not a historical point.

Transaction activity. MITMA quarterly housing transmissions, shown as published counts with no scaling or extrapolation.

Registered-price context. Colegio de Registradores quarterly statistics for the labelled comparison scope. Aggregate values are never relabelled as municipality or neighbourhood values.

Population and income. INE series for Murcia municipality through 2023. Aggregate percentages and averages are population-weighted where appropriate.

Physical stock. Dirección General del Catastro building records. Counts describe recorded stock, not homes currently for sale.

Administrative registers. Official energy-certificate and, where available, tourism-register entries are matched to official geography; coverage is not a model of unregistered stock.

Geographic scope. Official municipality pages use their INE code. Legacy area-taxonomy pages inherit only a municipality or province scope that resolves unambiguously; no market value is derived from a listing location.

Current listings. The NLS active public inventory, shown separately as asking inventory and never blended into completed-sale statistics.

Images. Wikimedia Commons files are selected through Wikidata municipality records. Each photograph retains its creator, reuse licence and source link.

This is aggregate market context, not a property valuation, cadastral assessment, legal opinion or forecast. Non-institutional deed samples and commercial portal asking-price benchmarks are excluded from the analysis.