Flex living: The trend of flexible housing gains ground in Spain

With over 6,000 beds in Madrid and 2,200 in Barcelona, flex living is emerging as an innovative solution to the housing crisis and high costs.
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With over 6,000 beds in Madrid and 2,200 in Barcelona, flex living is emerging as an innovative solution to the housing crisis and high costs.

Factors such as economic improvement and job stability will contribute to around 825,000 home sales in 2025.

Investment reached €1.5 billion between January and September. The capital, driven by the hotel sector, is leading the recovery.

It’s possible to invest in real estate through three simultaneous operations, as long as you already own a property.

The luxury real estate market in Spain has shown great resilience

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