Real estate investment in Spain closed in 2024 with encouraging figures, reaching an investment volume of close to 14 billion euros, representing an increase of 20% compared to 2023. This growth confirms the market’s recovery after years of economic uncertainty, with key sectors such as offices, commercial spaces and logistics standing out.
The office sector experienced a 26% year-on-year growth, accumulating 1.6 billion euros in investment. This segment not only strengthened its position in major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona but has also shown remarkable dynamism in other areas of the country. Geographical diversification and adaptation to new labour market demands, such as more flexible and sustainable spaces, have been decisive factors in its recovery.
Investment in the logistics sector reached 1.4 billion euros, a 21% increase from the previous year. This sector remains key due to the rise of e-commerce and the need for modern and efficient distribution centres. However, 34% of these investments were concentrated in large cities, while the rest were distributed in strategic locations nationwide.
Commercial premises, for their part, have also shown solid performance, driven by a notable increase in sales and the recovery of consumption. This sector’s attractiveness lies in its ability to adapt to new retail trends, such as omnichannel and customer experience.
Overall, real estate investment in these sectors reflects a trend towards stability and sustainable growth. Spain’s commitment to modern, efficient, and diversified infrastructures positions it as a strategic market for international and national investors in 2025.
With this panorama of real estate investment, Urbemar continues to lead in asset management in the tertiary sector, guaranteeing value and stability to our clients.
