Spain Returns to the Insatiable Brick Era
The Spanish housing market is hitting new records, with prices now surpassing those during the previous real estate bubble.
The interior of Spain boosts the housing market to levels of 2007 amid the cooling of traditional hotspots
The Spanish housing market reached its best performance in 18 years in 2025, primarily driven by inland areas rather than traditional urban centers.
The new district of a Spanish developer in Martin has been redrawn again. Retail parks have been added to the 880 apartments
A Spanish developer's residential project in Martin, Slovakia, has been replanned for the third time, now including additional retail parks alongside 880 apartments.
Something is happening in Usera: Spaniards arriving from the center, a parallel Chinese real estate market, new investors, and Latinos leaving
Usera in Madrid is undergoing significant demographic and economic changes as gentrification pushes out existing residents, particularly Latinos, while attracting new Spanish residents and foreign investors, particularly from China.
The State auctions the ghostly shopping center of the Olympic Village of Barcelona for 26 million euros
The Spanish government is auctioning a ghost shopping center in Barcelona's Olympic Village for €26 million, which the local council ruled out buying due to the high price.
The VPOs of Alicante show the cracks in the system: they are few, for increasingly high incomes and end up disqualified
The article discusses the insufficient number of publicly protected housing (VPO) in Alicante, which cater to rising income levels and ultimately face disqualification.
Epstein tried to reform his 'islands of horrors' with a Murcian architect
Jeffrey Epstein sought to refresh the image of his private islands by collaborating with a prestigious Spanish architectural firm and explored real estate investments in Spain during the crisis.
Investing in real estate without leaving home: real estate funds shine with the normalization of interest rates
Real estate companies are revising their profit estimates upward as Spanish Socimis and their international counterparts, REITs, benefit from stabilizing interest rates.
The Price of Interventionism
The Spanish government's housing law and official interventionism have worsened the housing crisis, creating high demand, low supply, and skyrocketing prices.
Bank delinquency falls to 2.8%, the lowest rate since the real estate bubble
Spanish bank delinquency dropped to 2.84% in October, the lowest level in 17 years, as credit balances increased and unpaid loans decreased.