Guadalajara – Real Estate Investment Overview

About Guadalajara

Guadalajara, in Spain’s Castilla-La Mancha heartland, combines a provincial-capital setting with easy access to Madrid’s wider orbit. Its apartment market reflects that practical location, where day-to-day housing demand and long-term capital trends are closely linked.

June 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices are still firm, while rental movement has eased. The average apartment sale price stands at €240,000, unchanged from the previous month, and the average price per square metre is steady at €2,400. That stability follows a stronger annual backdrop, with both measures up 9.4% and 9.9% year on year respectively, suggesting that the market has already absorbed a notable part of its recent revaluation.

The tension for investors is more visible on the income side. The average rent is €1,030, down 1.9% month on month, yet still 8.4% higher than a year ago. Against that rent level, the current yield is 6.22%, a figure that points to a solid return profile, but one that must now be read alongside prices that have already advanced over the past year. In other words, Guadalajara’s apartment market is not showing a fresh price surge in June, but it is still sitting on a stronger year-on-year cost base while rents have paused at the margin.