Urban IBI rate by municipality, 2025

IBI (Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles) is the annual municipal property tax in Spain. It is a rate that each town council sets within legal limits, applied to the taxable base: the cadastral value (valor catastral), less any reduction after a revaluation. So the same home pays a different amount in two neighbouring towns.

This dataset brings together the urban IBI rate of every common-regime municipality for 2025, as published by the Secretaría General de Financiación Autonómica y Local (SGFAL) of the Ministry of Finance, with each municipality's INE code. Navarra and the Basque Country run their own taxes (the foral regime) and are not in the Ministry's dataset, so their municipalities are marked "no data".

A rate is not yet a bill. Councils can grant reductions (bonificaciones) — for large families, solar panels or protected housing — and the cadastral value changes after a cadastral revaluation; the year of the latest one is in the table. What you actually pay is on the IBI receipt (recibo), which you should ask the seller for before you buy.

Below is a sample of municipalities on the Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol, and the full CSV for Spain.

Navarra and the Basque Country: no data, not covered by the Ministry's dataset (foral regime).

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