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The Manager Quercus Launches a New Vehicle to Invest in Prime Homes
The firm will invest up to 35 million euros in the purchase of apartments and residential buildings in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Bilbao.
Residential
No Buyers can be Found for Luxury Homes in Barcelona
The most sought-after homes during the pandemic have been those costing between 500,000 euros and one million euros with an average price of €6,000/m² for homes in perfect condition.
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Demand Falls by Half for Second-Hand Housing but Remains Stable for New Homes, According to the AEV
Experts from the AEV's XIII Valuation Observatory believe that house prices will take at least nine months to reach an equilibrium.
Residential
Haya Puts 3,400 New Homes on the Market at Second-Hand Prices
The servicer controlled by Cerberus has put up for sale more than 3,400 "practically brand new" homes at second-hand prices. Most of the properties are located in Andalucía and Cataluña.
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Rental Prices Fall by More Than 12% in Madrid and Barcelona, According to Brainsre
The coronavirus crisis is extending the time it takes for landlords to rent their homes in large Spanish capitals, with larger homes suffering a greater impact.
Madrid’s Salamanca Neighbourhood Resists Covid With No Price Decreases
The prices of commercial premises and homes for sale in the prestigious Madrid neighbourhood have remained stable; whilst the price of residential rental properties fell by 5% in the third quarter.
The Prices of New Homes Resist Covid and Continue to Rise
New build apartments in the Balearic Islands cost more than 580,000 euros on average; meanwhile, in Madrid, they cost 412,000 euros and in Castilla La-Mancha you can buy one for 122,147 euros.
The 22@ District, the Epicentre of Barcelona’s Real Estate Market
22@ is one of the most sought-after areas in Barcelona: large developers are building new residential projects and the district has the second highest prices for leasing office space in the city.
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Brainsre.news: What Happened in April 2020?
The impact of coronavirus defined the real estate market in April, although operations were actually closed in the commercial and logistics markets and new projects were announced in Madrid and Málaga.
Hotelbeds Receives a €430M Injection from 3 Funds to Head Off the Risk of Bankruptcy
Cinven, EQT and Canada Pension Plan Investment (CPPI) have decided to contribute €430 million to the Spanish company, which they acquired in 2016.
Santander Explores How to Securitise NPLs Through Deva Capital
The entity has created the company Deva Capital as a vehicle to explore the purchase of damaged assets from financial institutions around the world, according to various financial sources consulted by the newspaper Expansión. Investment banking sources stress that Santander's subsidiary in Brazil already acquires these types of assets from the banks through its real estate servicer.
The Impact of Coronavirus on the Spanish Real Estate Market, According to the Experts
Brainsre.news interviews five experts in the sector to find out what the effects of the pandemic have been, how investment will evolve, which assets are best positioned and what will happen if there is another outbreak.
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Hotelbeds Receives a €430M Injection from 3 Funds to Head Off the Risk of Bankruptcy
Cinven, EQT and Canada Pension Plan Investment (CPPI) have decided to contribute €430 million to the Spanish company, which they acquired in 2016.
Brainsre.news: What Happened in April 2020?
The impact of coronavirus defined the real estate market in April, although operations were actually closed in the commercial and logistics markets and new projects were announced in Madrid and Málaga.
Santander Explores How to Securitise NPLs Through Deva Capital
The entity has created the company Deva Capital as a vehicle to explore the purchase of damaged assets from financial institutions around the world, according to various financial sources consulted by the newspaper Expansión. Investment banking sources stress that Santander's subsidiary in Brazil already acquires these types of assets from the banks through its real estate servicer.