Agricultural properties for sale in Spain

Although agricultural farms for sale are distributed throughout Spain, there are a few regions that stand out for their significance. These include Andalusia (especially the provinces of Seville, Jaén, and Córdoba), Castilla y León, and the Valencian Community (especially in relation to fruit tree cultivation).

Location is an important factor to consider when looking for agricultural farms for sale, as it determines the types of crops that can be grown.



Depending on the geographical area where the farm is located, the climatic conditions will vary. Some crops require specific climatic conditions for their growth.



In areas with high temperatures and low rainfall, it may be more suitable to grow woody crops such as olive trees, almond trees, or vineyards due to their greater resistance to heat and drought. Conversely, in areas with cooler temperatures or more frequent rainfall, it may be better to grow corn, potatoes, or stone fruit such as plums or cherries.



The type of soil also varies depending on the region. This also directly impacts the possible crops, as the composition and physical characteristics of agricultural soil will differ in each geographical area.



Another relevant aspect related to location is accessibility to water. A farm near water resources, such as reservoirs, will always be preferred to ensure a reliable water supply for crops.

Agricultural farms are those whose land is dedicated to agriculture and, consequently, food production.



The increasing demand for food, driven by a constantly growing global population, and the changing dietary habits of consumers, with a preference for healthier and sustainably grown products, have boosted investment in the countryside, increasing the buying and selling of agricultural land operations.



Agriculture is an essential activity to ensure the stable supply of food to the population, with these farms being the primary sources of livelihood. This, along with the scarcity of cultivable land, has led to an upward trend in its value, which has increased the interest in buying agricultural farms. Cultivable land, being a limited productive resource, has become an attractive economic asset.



These factors have led to opportunities in the market for the purchase and sale of agricultural land, with interesting options for those seeking to invest in agriculture.



Buying an agricultural farm can be a complex process. However, we have simplified it at Cocampo by creating a platform specialized in buying, selling, and renting land ads, connecting buyers and sellers in a market characterized by its opacity.

The acquisition of agricultural land for sale is a way to generate income, as it allows the production of food products. This benefit is related, in turn, to two others:



On the one hand, this type of property is considered a safe-haven asset, as its value tends to remain stable and may even appreciate over time, even if inflation rises. Therefore, if you decide to sell it at some point in the future, there is a possibility of making an additional profit.



On the other hand, there is a constant demand for food. With the population expected to increase by 2050, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) forecasts that food production must increase by more than 50% by that year to meet global food demands.

Agricultural farms can grow a variety of products depending on their geographical location, climate, available resources, and the farmer's preferences.



Among the types of crops, the following stand out:



Cereals: wheat, barley, oats, rye, rice, corn, and quinoa.



Legumes: beans, lentils, chickpeas, peas…



Tubers and roots: potatoes, sweet potatoes, beets…



Industrial crops: cotton, sunflower, soybeans, peanuts…



Forage crops: used to feed livestock. These include alfalfa, forage beet...



Vegetables: lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, onions, carrots…



Ornamental plants and flowers: carnations, roses, lilies, tulips…



Fruits: oranges, lemons, apples, pears, olives, grapes…



Nuts: almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, chestnuts, and pistachios.



Farmers can decide, based on their interests, whether to opt for crop diversity or focus on a single type of agricultural species.

On average, the price of an agricultural farm for sale in Spain was 13,115 euros per hectare in 2022 (latest data available as of November 2024), according to the Ministry of Agriculture.



This price increased if it was an irrigated farm, reaching 29,944 euros per hectare, and decreased in the case of rainfed farms, with an average of 9,280 euros per hectare.



Due to the scarcity of available land and the increase in food demand, agricultural land has appreciated by 4.7% over the last seven years (2016-2022), increasing by 593 euros per hectare. In this regard, irrigated land has experienced a greater increase in value (7.4%) compared to rainfed land (2.9%).

At Cocampo, we aim to facilitate the transfer of land to a new generation of farmers and investors motivated to contribute to the agricultural sector.



By posting your listing on our platform, you ensure that your property gains visibility in the market, enhancing the chances of finding a buyer or tenant interested in farms like yours.