Housing has risen by 10% in the Basque Country and 9.5% in Navarre in the second quarter of the year

In the second quarter of 2026, Navarra  recorded the lowest increase in the price of housing among the Autonomous Communities of the Spanish State, 9.5%, while in the Basque Country housing increased by 10%, below the State average of 12.2%.

On the other hand, according to data published today, Monday, by the Institute of Statistics, the quarterly variation of this index in the Basque Country has been 3.1%, similar to the State average of 3.4%.

As for the price of second-hand housing ,  has increased by 11.2% in the Basque Country.

Taking into account last year's data, housing in the Basque Country increased by an average of 12.3%, an unfavourable situation due to the low supply of demand and the increase in difficulties in accessing housing, especially among young people and the under-resourced.

 

Housing is up 9.5% in Navarre

 

Navarra has been the community with the lowest annual variation, with an increase of 9.5%. The annual variation has been 9.5%, with a 4.1% increase in the price of new housing and 11.9% increase in second-hand housing. 

Between April and June, theprice of second-hand homes has risen by 12.9 %, after nine months with rates above 13%.

For new housing, it falls to 7.4%, its lowest rate since the first quarter of 2023.

Finally, the price of housing increased by 12.9% in the first quarter of 2026 and 12.7% in 2025 (year round).