Urueña is a municipality in Valladolid, Castilla y León. The latest available INE municipal record reports 204 residents in 2023.
The INE population series shown for Urueña municipality runs from 2015 to 2023, moving from 192 to 204 residents. The published series therefore changes by +6.3% over that span; this describes resident population, not housing demand by itself.
MITMA records 4 housing transactions over the latest four published quarters through 2026Q2. That is +100.0% compared with the preceding four quarters.
Current Catastro coverage for Urueña municipality includes 319 recorded buildings and 156 recorded dwellings, with an average recorded build year of 1924. 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 Before 1950, representing 60.8% 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 wider comparison uses the latest available Colegio de Registradores completed-sale evidence for Valladolid: €1,730 per square metre in 2026Q2. That aggregate provides context only and is not presented as a municipality or neighbourhood price.
INE reports a house-price index of 113.6 for Castilla y León in 2026Q2. The index moved +14.8% year on year. This regional index shows direction of travel, not the value of a particular home.
The latest available INE indicators for Urueña municipality report net income per person of €14,744 (2023); an average age of 56.3 years (2023); an average household size of 2.10 people (2023); 6.4% of residents recorded as non-Spanish (2023); 38.2% 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 12 registered energy certificates for this scope, with 25.0% 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 0 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.
