Hines acquires Residencia Marte turnkey, our PBSA project in Móstoles
We funded it in September, and today we take a major step forward: Hines is acquiring Residencia Marte in Móstoles, reaffirming the momentum of PBSA in Madrid.
Tag Residential sector
Residential sector
Invest in Vallecas Property: 23% Discount and 6.4% Estimated Yield
A 3-bedroom, exterior apartment in Vallecas designed for a simple value-add strategy: buy below market, refresh the finishes, and target strong rental demand with an optional mid-term exit.
Regulated Alternative Investment: Urbanitae vs Non-Harmonized Funds
Regulated alternative investment lets you invest in real assets with transparency and security. Urbanitae makes diversification simple compared to non-harmonized funds.
Opportunities in Snow Real Estate: Three Key Destinations in Spain
Limited supply and the shift toward year-round tourism are boosting interest in snow real estate in key destinations such as Baqueira, Formigal and Sierra Nevada.
We’re approaching €100 million in returns in 2025 alone!
In 2025, we returned €97 million to over 43,000 investors, with an average annual return of 12.3%, reflecting the maturity and strength of our portfolio.
Living: evolution of the main segments and outlook
In 2025, the living sector accounts for nearly 30% of Spain’s real estate investment, with multifamily, student housing, and flex living as key capital destinations.
10.5% Annual Return in Galicia
With first-rank mortgage guarantees and a clear repayment schedule, Project Auria offers investors security and fixed returns.
Invest in residential property in Toledo with a 6% net rental yield
Refurbished two-bedroom apartment in Santa Olalla (Toledo), well connected to Madrid, with estimated rent of €650/month
Real Estate Investment Trends for 2026
The real estate market in 2026 is reactivating, with Europe and Spain leading opportunities in data centers, residential, and logistics, under prudent investment strategies.
How Does Spain Compare to Other Countries in Housing Accessibility?
Housing prices in Spain are rising rapidly. Madrid and Barcelona lead in high rents, hitting young people and lower-income households the hardest.
