Salamanca, Madrid property and area FAQs

Salamanca is an NLS property-search area in Madrid province, Spain. Official municipality evidence on this page is labelled with the wider scope Madrid province.

Salamanca is treated as a property-search area. When an exact municipality can be resolved, official statistics retain the label Madrid province; no municipality figure is relabelled as neighbourhood-level evidence.

Salamanca is shown within Madrid province. Province-level figures are explicitly labelled when a municipality-level series is unavailable.

The stated official-data scope is Madrid province. Current NLS listings use the property-search area itself, while official market and demographic measures keep their own published geography visible.

NLS keeps Salamanca attached to its taxonomy and province ancestry. Where an exact municipality cannot be resolved, only the wider labelled province scope is used.

The latest imported INE population for Madrid province is 6,894,979, for period 2023.

Across the first and latest points in the displayed INE series for Madrid province, recorded population changed by 8.2%. This describes the published series, not a forecast.

The latest imported INE household-income atlas value for Madrid province is €18,153 net income per person, for period 2023.

INE records an average age of 42.7 years for Madrid province, for period 2023.

The latest imported INE figure is 2.66 people per household for Madrid province, for period 2023.

The page uses 9 published observations for Madrid province, running from 2015 to 2023.

The imported INE nationality series implies a non-Spanish resident share of 15.5% for Madrid province, in period 2023.

Within the 9 displayed observations for Madrid province, the highest population value is 6,894,979 residents in 2023.

Within the same displayed series for Madrid province, the lowest population value is 6,372,318 residents in 2015.

From 2015 to 2023, the displayed population value for Madrid province changed by 8.2%. This is a historical comparison between two published points, not a forecast.

The current Consejo General del Notariado snapshot for Madrid province records €3,631 per square metre. It is completed-sale evidence, not an asking-price figure.

The current Notariado snapshot records an average completed sale price of €394,571 for Madrid province. An aggregate average is not a valuation of an individual home.

The price-informed transactions in the Notariado snapshot have an average recorded surface of 109 m² for Madrid province.

The published price measures use 70,211 price-informed sales from 79,077 total recorded transactions for Madrid province.

Colegio de Registradores reports €4,305 per square metre for Madrid province in 2026Q2. This is province context, not a local substitute.

From 2023Q3 to 2026Q2, the displayed quarterly transaction count value for Madrid province changed by 21.0%. This is a historical comparison between two published points, not a forecast.

The page displays 12 quarterly MITMA observations for Madrid province, up to the latest published period in the chart.

From 2024Q3 to 2026Q2, the displayed registered sale-price benchmark value for Madrid province changed by 26.6%. This is a historical comparison between two published points, not a forecast.

At the latest displayed point, the INE house-price index for Madrid, Comunidad de changed by 12.9% year on year. The value describes the region, not an individual municipality or property.

Dirección General del Catastro records 587,250 buildings for Madrid province in the current imported extract. This is physical stock, not homes for sale.

The current Catastro building extract records 2,967,102 dwellings for Madrid province. It should not be read as current sale inventory.

Across buildings with a recorded construction year, the Catastro extract gives an average year of 1,982 for Madrid province. Missing construction years are not imputed.

The current official administrative extract contains 803,986 energy certificates for Madrid province. Certificate count is registered coverage, not the total number of homes.

The 1970–1989 band contains 179,555 recorded buildings for Madrid province, representing 30.6% of the buildings included in the displayed age distribution.

The 1950–1969 band contains 85,410 recorded buildings for Madrid province, representing 14.6% of the buildings included in the displayed age distribution.

The Catastro extract records 2,967,102 dwellings across 587,250 buildings for Madrid province, or approximately 5.05 dwellings per recorded building.

Among the imported certificates for Madrid province, 9.7% are rated A, B or C. The share applies only to registered certificates in the dataset.

The largest recorded Catastro age band is 1990–2009, with 231,439 buildings, or 39.5% of buildings that enter the displayed age distribution.

The current eligible public inventory contains 25 listings for Salamanca. The count excludes sold, withdrawn, expired, rejected, draft, private, off-market and feed-private records.

The current public inventory is: 16 villas; 9 apartments. Only types with at least one eligible live listing receive an indexable area/type page.

Published asking prices in the current NLS inventory run from €1,349,000 to €9,500,000. These are live asking prices, not completed-sale values.

The difference between the current published minimum of €1,349,000 and maximum of €9,500,000 is €8,151,000. This describes the live mix of listings and is not a market-value estimate.

NLS currently shows 16 eligible public villas for Salamanca, equal to 64.0% of the 25-listing area inventory.

No. The Salamanca count includes only active listings that are eligible for the public NLS catalogue at the time the page is generated. Draft, withdrawn, private and feed-private records do not create a public area or property-type page.

NLS currently shows 9 eligible public apartments for Salamanca, equal to 36.0% of the 25-listing area inventory.