The Spanish Real Estate Market: Key Takeaways From the First Half of 2025

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

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

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

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.

According to Colliers, the total volume invested in 2024 was €628 million, distributed among nursing homes, hospitals, and senior living.

Spain has been suffering for years from a severe structural housing deficit, worsened by the lack of construction.

Interview with Manuel Pérez García, CEO & founder of PhotoILike.

Consumer habits are changing, and the sector must face challenges related to scalability and regulation.