Boom in luxury real estate auctions in Europe

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

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.

The percentage of Spaniards who own more than one property has reached 15.5%.

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

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

The project, a development of 33 homes in Valladolid, started construction on schedule but faced numerous setbacks that eroded its profitability.

We spoke with Martín González Tolosa, partner and commercial director, about how technology is transforming real estate transactions.

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

Property transformation is gaining prominence in the Spanish market, driven mainly by strong demand in the tourism and residential sectors.

Terrazas de Biel involves granting a loan for the acquisition of land and the completion of urban development for a 69-home project.