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By the end of 2025, investment in the Spanish real estate market is expected to exceed 15 billion euros, setting a new record. This is being supported by more moderate interest rates, liquidity, and a more sophisticated investor profile than just a few years ago.<\/p>\n
According to Carlos Bajo, CEO of Laborde Marcet \u2013 a consulting firm specializing in asset management and real estate investment advisory \u2013 Spain will continue to be a priority destination for foreign investors in 2026. And this will happen not only because of the returns on offer, but also due to the strength of domestic consumption, the weight of tourism, and the growing professionalization of the sector. It is reasonable to expect the current momentum to continue, although with one nuance: investments will become increasingly selective and will focus on products that can offer active management and potential for value growth.<\/p>\n
Three key factors that already define 2025 \u2013 housing as the dominant axis, the revival of \u201cpremium\u201d retail, and the return of offices to a strategic role \u2013 will remain fundamental next year as well. Capital will concentrate in strong locations, \u201cpremium\u201d products, and assets with transformation potential.<\/p>\n
This environment is especially favorable for investors who can adapt, optimize, and anticipate. The prevailing trend will be a combination of caution, sophistication, and a medium-term horizon.<\/p>\n
From the standpoint of stability and returns, the market is already highlighting three major winners: residential real estate, which continues to be the backbone of institutional investment; retail, which is showing strong momentum; and efficient offices in prime locations, which are once again playing an important role in diversified portfolios.<\/p>\n