API Store (Spain Connectors)
API Store
Marketplace providing unified REST API access to multiple Spanish official open data sources.
The curated directory of property data sources, APIs, and providers for builders and developers working with Spanish real estate data.
API Store
Marketplace providing unified REST API access to multiple Spanish official open data sources.
Propertium
European property database providing programmatic access to real estate data across multiple countries.
Ministerio de Hacienda
Spain's official cadastral database with property boundaries, areas, valuations, and cadastral references for all registered properties.
Idealista S.A.
Spain's leading real estate portal providing a comprehensive API for property listings, market trends, and detailed property characteristics.
Instituto Nacional de Estadística
The National Statistics Institute (INE) of Spain provides official demographic and economic data related to housing and real estate.
Instituto Geográfico Nacional
National Geographic Institute (IGN) providing foundational geospatial data, topographic maps, and orthophotos for Spain.
IDAE / Comunidades Autónomas
Regional registries of Energy Performance Certificates (CEE) providing energy efficiency data for buildings across Spain.
Banco de España
Spain's central bank providing mortgage market data, housing finance statistics, interest rate information, and financial stability reports.
Idealista S.A.
Idealista's professional data division offering structured market analytics, price indices, and data feeds for institutional clients.
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Community-maintained geographic data for Spain including building footprints, land use, addresses, and points of interest.
Spain's best real estate data sources, compiled for developers
Discover which real estate datasets and APIs match your specific needs, from cadastral records to market analytics.
Access, pricing, data formats, update frequency, and coverage—all the technical specs you need to make informed decisions.
Skip the research phase. Access curated information on Spain's leading property data sources in one place.
Learn how different data providers work together for real estate applications: valuation, market research, urban planning.
Cataloged real estate APIs and datasets
From cadastral records to market analytics
Sources covering Spanish territory
English and Spanish support
Real-world applications using Spanish real estate data
Build property search platforms, rental management tools, and automated valuation models using official Spanish datasets.
Integrate market data, comparable properties, and pricing insights to support sales teams with data-driven decisions.
Access comprehensive geospatial data, building characteristics, and demographic trends for municipal planning and development.
Evaluate portfolio opportunities with property transaction data, market trends, and mortgage statistics.
Train machine learning models on comprehensive property datasets covering the entire Spanish real estate market.
Support lending decisions with property valuations, market trends, and regional risk assessments.
PropDatos is a curated directory of real estate data sources, APIs, and providers available in Spain. We compile technical details, pricing, access methods, and use cases to help developers and builders find the right data for their applications.
Yes. Every source listed on PropDatos is a real, verified resource available to developers. We include official government datasets (Catastro, INE), commercial portals (Idealista, Fotocasa), and specialized providers. Availability and pricing vary by source.
No. Many sources are free or open-data (Catastro, INE, datos.gob.es). Others are freemium or commercial. We clearly indicate the pricing model for each source so you can plan accordingly.
It depends on the source. Government datasets like Catastro and INE typically allow commercial use under open licenses. Commercial portals like Idealista have paid API plans for commercial use. Always review the licensing terms for your chosen source.
We update the directory regularly to reflect changes in data provider availability, pricing, and features. If you notice outdated information, please contact us with corrections.
Visit the detail page for any source to find links to their official documentation, API endpoints, registration pages, and getting started guides. Most sources have public portals where you can start exploring data immediately.
Spain is one of the most dynamic real estate markets in Europe, with growing demand for data-driven property analysis, automated valuations, and smart building management. Whether you are building a proptech startup, conducting market research, or developing urban planning tools, access to reliable real estate data is critical.
From the Cadastro (Spain's official land registry) to commercial property portals like Idealista and Fotocasa, the Spanish real estate data ecosystem offers a rich variety of sources for builders. Government open data portals provide cadastral boundaries, energy certificates, and building permits, while commercial providers offer real-time listing data, price indices, and market analytics.
PropDatos catalogs these sources to help you find exactly what you need — whether it is raw property data for machine learning models, API access for real-time integrations, or bulk datasets for market analysis.
The Catastro and Registro de la Propiedad are the foundational data sources for property ownership, boundaries, and valuations in Spain. The Catastro provides open access to cadastral references, property areas, and geographic coordinates through both a web portal and INSPIRE-compliant WMS/WFS services.
Real-time and historical property listing data from portals like Idealista, Fotocasa, and Pisos.com enables market analysis, price tracking, and automated valuations. Several commercial API providers aggregate this data into structured feeds for proptech applications.
Spain's building stock data, including energy performance certificates (CEE), construction permits, and building condition assessments (ITE), are increasingly available through government open data portals and specialized providers.