The average property price in Dénia rose by 20.5% in 2025, the largest increase in the Marina Alta. The municipality moved from 82nd to 69th place in the national price ranking.
The average price of free market property sales in Dénia reached €290,866 in 2025, which is 20.5% more than the previous year. This is reported by elDiario.es using data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE), which publishes the indicator in its Urban Indicators 2026.
This increase places Dénia in 69th place among Spanish municipalities with the most expensive properties, having occupied 82nd place in 2024. This is a rise of 13 positions in just one year, the largest increase in the region.
In absolute terms, the average price in Dénia rose by €49,503 compared to 2024, when it was €241,363.
Xàbia remains the most expensive municipality in the Marina Alta. Its average price was €559,162, placing it 14th in the country, four places higher than in 2024, when it was in 18th place. It is the only Valencian municipality among the 15 most expensive in Spain.
Calp dropped from 62nd to 67th place, with an average price of €296,390. Its price increased by 9% over the year, but other localities grew more.
At the top of the ranking is Calvià, with €981,485, followed by Pozuelo de Alarcón, with €907,270, and Santa Eulària des Riu, with €888,800.
The indicator is not the price advertised on portals nor the cost per square metre. It represents the total average amount of free market property sales formalised during the year, calculated by the INE as the sum of all transactions divided by their number. The ranking includes municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants, totalling 430.
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