Sustainability
Residential
Work Starts on Project River Park in the Ribera del Calderón Neighbourhood
The future development, which is located in the Madrid Río area, in the Madrilenian district of Arganzuela, will contain 383 homes in total distributed over two plots.
Companies
Juan Velayos and the Creators of Privalia Launch a New Sustainable Construction Company
Lucas Carné and José Manuel Villanueva are launching a company called 011h Sustainable Construction, with Juan Velayos as a member of the board.
Companies
Spain Becomes the European Leader in Sustainable Offices
Spain tops the list of European countries with the most LEED and BREEAM certified buildings, boosted by the offices of the large Socimis such as Merlin, Colonial and GMP.
REITs
Colonial to Construct an Office Building Made Completely from Wood in Barcelona
Together with Wittywood, the Socimi is going to construct the first fully wooden office building in Spain, which will span 4,100 square metres and be located in the 22 @ district of Barcelona.
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B-Exclusives
Which Are the Areas of Madrid Where Homes Are Sold or Rented the Quickest?
The health crisis is taking its toll on the time it takes to sell or rent a home in the Spanish capital, although some areas are resisting better than others, according to Brainsre.
Rental Properties No Longer “Fly Off the Shelf” in Barcelona as the Time it Takes to Find a Tenant Increases
It now takes 2.2 months on average to rent out an apartment in Barcelona, up from 1.5 months, according to Brainsre, however, the city still has one of the most liquid rental markets in the country.
Special B-Exclusives: How Many Square Metres Did Spaniards Spend the Lockdown in?
Every household in Spain has an average of 42.75 square metres for each inhabitant, with 2.51 people in each home. Ceuta, Melilla, Guipúzcoa and Madrid are the areas with the least space.
The Retail Crisis of 2008 Lasted 5 Years As Store Prices Fell by 33%: How Much Could They Fall During this New Crisis?
The Covid-19 crisis has come at a time when the prices of commercial premises have not yet recovered from the previous recession, the consequences of which lasted for five years.
Top News
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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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.
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