According to data from the investment platform Civislend, the property sector accounts for an average of 25% to 40% of private individuals’ investments in Spain. These are split between housing (60%), commercial property (20%), land (10%) and other assets (10%). The figures include only investments made for profit, not homes bought to live in or for own use.<\/p>\n
According to the company, the high share of investment in this sector is explained by the fact that the Spanish property market is financially stable and less volatile than other assets. In addition, the arrival of crowdlending in this field has democratised investment in construction and made it easier, and in the case of Civislend you can start from \u20ac250.<\/p>\n
The rest of the portfolio is divided between shares (20-30%), bonds and other fixed-income products (20-30%), and funds, deposits, gold and other precious metals (10-20%).
\nIn recent years the average annual return on property investment for private investors has ranged between 4% and 6%, in some cases outperforming bonds and deposits. In the case of Civislend, it stood at 10% in 2023, ahead of other property investment instruments.<\/p>\n
Annual growth in property investment among private investors, in turn, has been 3-5%. Civislend estimates that growth over the next few years will be in the 4-6% range, driven above all by continued interest in the stability and the potential for passive income that the sector offers.
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