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Spain is the largest real estate market in southern Europe, with great growth potential. With a population of 48 million people, we can affirm that the Spanish real estate market is one of the most dynamic in Europe, due to the continuous development of coastal areas, with strong tourist investment, as well as the growth of certain areas such as Madrid, where a fiscal and labour policy has been developed that has attracted the largest foreign investment in Spain in recent decades. This has attracted a large number of qualified labour, aged between 25 and 45, who need to reside in the area.
The investments made to date by Spanish developers have been based on a that generally seeks to acquire the house. Spanish habits to date tended to invest savings in the acquisition of a habitual home in property. With the new work systems and the modification of the traditional concept of family, Spanish citizens tend to spend their income on other concepts, such as travel, leisure and well-being. Access to housing involves an average minimum disbursement of 43,000 euros (INE data year 2,023) to be able to cope with an average mortgage, something that is very difficult to achieve with current inflation and income levels. That means that there has been an increase in rental operations compared to those of real estate acquisition. However, this increase in demand for rental properties has not resulted in an increase in supply, with which prices have risen progressively in the last 4 years (INE data year 2,023)
As a result, the percentage of income needed to rent a home reaches 35% in Madrid, 39% in Valencia and 43% in Barcelona. It is important to find profitable investment options that guarantee profitability through the rental of the properties acquired. Therefore, the analysis of real estate, the risk of non-payment and local regulations regarding rentals, is an essential factor when investing in real estate in Spain.
Jose A. Martín
Operations Director
Jose Manuel
Head of Property Management
Clinton Jones
Ángel Luis Cuervo Juan
Manuel Alonso Salguero
Oscar Meléndez de Arbas Rubio