The market for commercial premises in Catalonia closed the second quarter of 2026 with a sharp reduction in supply—both for sale and for rent—while prices continued to trend upwards.
Regarding properties for sale, the number of available commercial premises stood at 24,128—down 29.9% from the previous quarter and 36.6% below the level seen a year ago. The average price per square meter reached €1,373/m², remaining virtually stable quarter-on-quarter but rising 4.5% year-on-year. Meanwhile, the average price per unit rose to €256,648—an increase of 8.2% compared to the previous year and a new record high for the series.
The rental market also saw a contraction in supply, with 20,438 available premises—a decrease of 4.2% quarter-on-quarter and 21.3% year-on-year. The average price remained at €12.1/m² per month, while the average monthly rent stood at €2,097.
Barcelona continues to record the highest figures. In the province, the average sale price reached €1,521/m² and €284,928 per unit—both all-time highs. In the city of Barcelona, the average price rose to €2,385/m² and €479,485 per unit. Regarding rentals, the capital recorded a rate of €18.3/m² per month and an average rent of €3,493.
By territory, Girona continues to see price increases, Lleida shows a more moderate trend, and Tarragona is reaching highs in certain indicators, particularly regarding rents.
Overall, the report reflects a market characterized by lower availability of premises and prices that—particularly regarding sales—continue to consolidate their upward trend.
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