housing
Interest in real estate investment remains very high among Spaniards, even at a time when the financial market offers a wide range of investment products. This attachment to property is not coincidental; traditionally, property in Spain has been seen not…
The current situation in the Spanish housing market presents a major challenge for the near future. Following the 2008 real estate crisis, new housing production has been slowly recovering. However, current levels are still far more modest than during previous…
Sustainability has ceased to be a passing trend to become a determining factor in the real estate industry. Environmental concerns, along with increasingly stringent regulations, have transformed the approach to building construction and maintenance. As a result, sustainable properties have…
The real estate market in Portugal has maintained its momentum throughout 2024, defying expectations of moderation resulting from more restrictive economic policies across Europe. Far from stabilizing, housing prices have continued to rise, driven by high demand, sustained interest from…
In recent years, an interesting phenomenon has emerged in the Spanish real estate market: the rise in home purchases without a mortgage. In a context where credit has tightened—the Euribor stood above 3% in December 2022 for the first time…
The price of housing relative to income, rent costs, mortgage trends, and construction pace are some of the variables that indicate potential danger.
The Balcón del Sur project involves granting a 12-month bridge loan to finance land for the development of 144 VPPL (protected housing) under a cooperative scheme.
The regulatory environment and the lack of economic and financial incentives aimed at supply are some of the factors hindering the development of new housing in Spain.
- Buying a home to live in or investing in another property is a key decision. In this article, we analyze which option might be more profitable based on your financial goals and the real estate market.
Studies claim that housing production in Spain needs to double... But why isn't it happening? We spoke with the CEO of Grupo Salas about the current situation in the real estate sector.
