“The future of work is hybrid and flexible”

zityhub is the largest network of workspaces in Spain. We spoke with its CEO to explore the future of work and its impact on real estate.
real estate sector

zityhub is the largest network of workspaces in Spain. We spoke with its CEO to explore the future of work and its impact on real estate.

Trioteca brings a model of transparency and simplicity to mortgage contracting in Spain. Gone are the days of bank-by-bank negotiations and long, tedious processes. Since 2018, this platform has relied on technology to offer fully personalized mortgages in real-time. Ricard…

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…

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 real estate sector in Spain continues to strengthen, with indicators reflecting sustained growth and new opportunities for investors. In this regard, demand remains active in key segments such as residential and tertiary, driven by market stability and interest from…

In the past two years, around 90 startups have disappeared, 48 of them in 2023 alone. We analyze the causes, challenges, and opportunities for the real estate sector.

The decrease in supply, combined with high demand, has been a key factor in the appreciation of this area, which is becoming more expensive at a faster rate than the rest of Madrid.

The average price of new homes will rise by 3.8% this year, according to Sociedad de Tasación, marking a new high.

The national proptech sector currently represents 11% of the total European tech companies specializing in real estate.