Madrid Speeds Up Its Major Urban Developments

Madrid must significantly increase its housing production to meet demographic growth and the formation of new households.

Madrid must significantly increase its housing production to meet demographic growth and the formation of new households.

We interviewed Iñaki Alonso, CEO of Distrito Natural, about a model of ecological and collaborative housing that combines energy efficiency, community, and sustainability.

The construction sector has been directly affected by the new global trade framework, especially by the tariffs imposed by the United States.

The Moon 64 project involves the development of 64 homes in Manilva, Málaga. The building permit has already been requested

Urbanitae opens a new investment opportunity: the Géminis project, a debt operation in the Barajas district (Madrid). Funding will open on Wednesday, September 17 at 4:00 p.m. (UTC+2), with a maximum ticket of €5,000 per investor. That same day, at…

The Rabanales project consists of granting a loan at 12% annually over 24 months, backed by a development of 38 homes in Málaga.

Rental housing is also consolidating itself as one of the main drivers of residential investment in Spain.

Investors are no longer focusing solely on traditional assets and are seeking more versatile approaches that allow them to maximize returns.

The Spanish real estate market combines strength and dynamism with imbalances and challenges that require joint solutions.

We asked Simão how Urbanitae’s presence in Portugal is taking shape —its strategy, key projects, and what lies ahead.

The Residencia Marte project consists of the development of a 314-bed student residence in Móstoles, next to the URJC.

Spain, along with Italy and Poland, is among the European countries where investor interest has increased the most.

We spoke with Jaime Cerezo, CMO and founder of MeiT: a platform that digitizes monthly rentals.

Residencial Arquerías II is the second phase of a project of 85 affordable homes, with 95% of units sold and 60% of construction completed.

In Spain, the first precedents of this concept date back to the 1960s and 70s, with models such as timesharing and condo-hotels.

The Margaritas project involves a loan at 13% annual interest over 24 months for the development of 15 homes in Madrid’s Tetuán district.

This growth, 12.6% compared to the previous year, highlights the strength, ambition, and global outlook of our construction firms.

Germany, the UK, and the Netherlands share this challenge in Europe. But the problem also affects the United States and Latin America.

Digitalisation has become a strategic priority for developers, funds, and intermediaries seeking to improve their competitiveness.

The project consisted of a loan to Nuovit, with a 12-month term extendable by six more, and an annual rate of 10.5%.

In 2024, the price per square metre rose by 8.4%, while salaries grew by only 3%. Homes on the outskirts are more affordable.