Selling in Premià de Mar
Sell your flat or house in Premià de Mar: a realistic valuation and a sale with a strategy
In Premià de Mar, prices vary considerably from one area to the next, even though the town is small. We prepare a well-argued valuation based on data from your area, a clear pricing strategy and personal guidance from the first viewing to signing at the notary.
No-obligation valuation
Value your flat or house in Premià de Mar
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- Valuation based on comparable sales in your area
- You speak directly with the team that will sell your home
- Flats, penthouses and houses throughout Premià de Mar
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The Premià de Mar market
What a flat or house in Premià de Mar is worth today
According to Fotocasa, the average asking price in Premià de Mar was €2,795/m² in October 2026, 9.3% higher than a year earlier. This is a market benchmark: the value of your home will depend on the area, the floor, the light, its condition and, above all, on what has actually sold near you.
| Indicator | Figure | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average asking price | €2,795/m² (+9.3% year on year) | October 2026 | Fotocasa |
| Average asking price | €2,651/m² (+4.8% year on year) | July 2026 | Fotocasa |
In three months the average asking price has risen by just over 5%, a sign of active demand. Even so, the portals record asking prices rather than the price signed at the notary, which is why a serious valuation cross-checks them against real sales. One point worth clarifying: our valuation is not an official appraisal, which only appraisal firms approved by the Bank of Spain can issue, usually at the request of the buyer’s bank.
Area by area
Prices by area in Premià de Mar
Premià de Mar covers just 2.1 km², yet there is a gap of more than €1,800/m² between its most expensive and most affordable areas. These are the average asking prices by area published by Fotocasa in October 2026:
| Area (as defined by Fotocasa) | Average asking price | Annual change |
|---|---|---|
| Can Pou – Camp de Mar | €3,990/m² | +27.4% |
| Can Farrerons | €3,301/m² | +28.9% |
| Banyeres | €3,065/m² | +22.3% |
| Sector Est | €3,012/m² | +4.4% |
| Centre – Nucli Antic | €3,010/m² | +1.0% |
| Zona Alta | €2,173/m² | +2.1% |
Areas with few homes on the market can vary considerably from one month to the next, so treat these figures as a guide. What really matters is the comparable sale on your street and for your type of home.
What sells
What sells in Premià de Mar
With around 29,400 inhabitants in 2.1 km², Premià de Mar is one of the most densely populated towns in the Maresme, and its market is above all a market for flats. Houses are a much scarcer product and, precisely for that reason, they have a buyer of their own who is best reached with a different strategy.
When we value a flat in Premià de Mar, we look in particular at its proximity to the sea and the station, the floor and whether there is a lift, the terrace and the light, and the condition of the building. These are the details that separate a flat that sells quickly from one that sits on the portals for months.
The buyer
Who buys in Premià de Mar
Premià de Mar is about 20 km from Barcelona, has its own R1 station and 2.5 km of coastline with six beaches. That mainly attracts these buyers:
- Families and couples moving out of Barcelona Looking for more space and the sea, while keeping the train to get to work.
- First-time buyers From the Maresme itself, looking for a well-connected flat.
- Buy-to-let investors Drawn by a coastal town with a direct train to Barcelona.
- House buyers Who find very little on offer in the town and place great value on whatever comes up.
To see how Premià de Mar compares with other towns along the coast, take a look at our guide to the best Maresme towns to live in.
Timescales
How long it takes to sell a flat or house in Premià de Mar
As a national benchmark, idealista’s study for the second quarter of 2026 shows that 53% of the homes sold found a buyer in under three months.
What shortens the timescale most is going to market at a price well judged for your area, with the paperwork ready from day one: title deeds, certificate of habitability (cédula de habitabilidad), energy performance certificate and the owners’ association certificate, among others.
Taxes and costs
What you actually keep: municipal tax, income tax and costs
When you sell, you will pay the municipal capital gains tax (plusvalía municipal) to Premià de Mar Town Council and Spanish personal income tax (IRPF) on the gain, at rates of 19% to 30% depending on the bracket. If you are not tax resident in Spain, the gain is taxed at 19% under non-resident income tax and the buyer withholds 3% of the price on account. On top of that come cancelling the mortgage if you have one, the energy performance certificate, the certificate of habitability and professional fees. You can calculate your municipal capital gains tax in Premià de Mar in a minute, and we go through the rest with you as part of the valuation.
Results
Homes we have sold in the Maresme
These are some of the homes we have sold recently in the Maresme. As with all our sales, we do not publish the price, out of discretion towards the owners.
Sold
Exclusive Ground-Floor Apartment with Terrace Overlooking Port Balís
- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- 160 m²
Sold
Beautiful Penthouse with a Large Terrace and Sea Views in Mataró
- 2 beds
- 1 baths
- 76 m²
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Charming Penthouse in Mataró with a Large Terrace and Open Views
- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- 95 m²
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Beautiful temporary duplex in Sant Andres de Llavaneres
- 4 beds
- 2 baths
- 171 m²
Our method
How we sell your flat or house in Premià de Mar
We are a boutique agency: we work with only a few homes at a time and with the same team from start to finish. This is how we approach the sale of your flat or house in Premià de Mar:
- A valuation based on comparable sales in your area Not on the town-wide average.
- An asking price designed to stand out Among the flats advertised in Premià de Mar and the neighbouring towns.
- Premium presentation Photography, video and a listing that explains what makes your home different.
- Qualified buyers And well-argued negotiation right through to signing at the notary.
To see our full service, visit our page on how to sell your home in the Maresme, and in how to choose an estate agent to sell your house we explain what to ask before you decide. You will also find prices by town in how much a house costs in the Maresme.
The team
Who will sell your house or flat
You will always deal with the same two people, from the first visit to the notary:
- María Eugenia Echezarreta More than 25 years of experience in sales and client care.
- Adrián García Estate agent specialising in property investment and management.
We are happy to help you in Spanish, Catalan and English.
Reviews
What our clients say
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We hold a 5.0 rating on Google from 13 reviews. You can read them all on our Google profile.
Contact
Where to find us
We have a small office in Mataró, and we carry out the valuation visit at your home in Premià de Mar. Both by appointment only:
- Office Av. Cabrera 36, 08302 Mataró. By appointment only.
- Telephone +34 615 019 717 and +34 610 30 58 05.
- Email info@maresmerealtors.com.
- Registrations AICAT no. 13243 and API no. 14286.
Other towns
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Before you sell
Calculate your municipal capital gains tax in Premià de Mar
Before you sell, it is worth knowing how much you will pay Premià de Mar Town Council. Our calculator gives you an estimate in a minute and, if you wish, we can go through the other taxes and costs with you.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about selling a flat or house in Premià de Mar
What homeowners in Premià de Mar ask us most often before they sell.
It depends on the area, the floor area, the floor level and the condition. As a guide, Fotocasa puts the average asking price in Premià de Mar at €2,795/m² in October 2026, 9.3% higher than a year earlier. The best way to know what your home is worth is a valuation based on comparable sales in your area.
According to Fotocasa, in October 2026 the most expensive area was Can Pou – Camp de Mar, at €3,990/m², followed by Can Farrerons, at €3,301/m², and Banyeres, at €3,065/m². The Zona Alta was the most affordable, at €2,173/m².
It depends mainly on the asking price and how well the home is prepared. Nationally, 53% of the homes sold in the second quarter of 2026 found a buyer in under three months, according to idealista. On top of that comes the time between the deposit contract (arras) and the notary.
It depends on the cadastral value of the land, how many years you have owned the property and the bylaws of Premià de Mar Town Council. You can estimate it with our Premià de Mar municipal capital gains tax calculator.
Among others, the title deeds, the land registry extract (nota simple), the energy performance certificate, the certificate of habitability (cédula de habitabilidad), the latest property tax (IBI) receipt and the certificate from the owners’ association. We help you gather them before going to market so they do not hold up the sale.
Yes. With a mortgage, the usual approach is to cancel it at the same signing using the buyer’s funds. With a tenant, the buyer must respect the existing tenancy agreement, and it is worth checking whether the tenant has a right of first refusal.
Let’s talk about your home in Premià de Mar
A good sale starts with knowing the real value of your home. We will work it out for you with data from your area, with no obligation.