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The evolution of home prices, the strength of foreign demand in Spain and the risk of a housing bubble in some developed Markets are just some of the tòpics covered in the new Real Estate Sector Report 2S 2022.
Despite the effects of the prolonged drought and the sharp rise in production costs, the current trend in Spain’s agrifood sector is one of moderate growth and its exports have managed to remain competitive and dynamic. Moreover, rural tourism is proving to be a good complement to agricultural activity, diversifying the sources of income for farms, which must nevertheless continue working to become more competitive and efficient in their use of resources.
In this issue of the Real Estate Sector Report we take stock of a more positive 2023 than expected and offer our forecasts for 2024-2025, which we have also revised upwards. In addition, we analyse how population growth has driven up housing demand in Spain in recent years; how the real estate markets of the main advanced economies have responded to the tightening of financial conditions, and what we expect for Spain’s commercial real estate market.
We present the CaixaBank Research Sectoral Observatory, the first 360º report on the state and outlook for Spain’s economic sectors. The goal of this publication is to take a more in-depth look at the underlying dynamics behind macroeconomic developments, offering a comprehensive view of the various economic sectors’ performance over time.
The Spanish real estate sector consolidates its expansionary phase in 2025: sales are growing strongly, but supply remains insufficient to meet demand, especially in provinces with greater demographic pressure and tourist demand. In this latest report, together with the situation and outlook for the sector, we analyse in depth the accumulated housing deficit throughout the territory, as well as the new profile of non-resident foreign buyers.
This new edition of the Real Estate Sector Report (S1 2026) analyses recent dynamics and the outlook for the sector in Spain, highlighting the main challenges that will shape market trends and price pressures in the coming years: the deterioration of affordability, the shortage of available housing and territorial imbalances. The rental cost burden among Spaniards is also examined in depth through the analysis of high-frequency internal data.
The new expansionary cycle in Spain’s real estate sector is getting stronger quarter by quarter. House sales have been posting double-digit figures for the past three years, there is strong growth in construction and prices are clearly on the up. What will the future bring? As explained in this Report, this positive trend is expected to continue in the sector, both because of the Spanish economy’s good performance and also the healthy state of the industry itself.
Los mercados internacionales continúan bajo la influencia de las señales de debilidad del crecimiento en China (el PMI manufacturero de agosto se sitúa en su nivel más bajo en 3 años) y, más recientemente, unos mensajes menos acomodaticios por parte de diversos dirigentes de la Fed en Jackson Hole.
Permanece la fragilidad en el sentimiento inversor tras la publicación de unos flojos indicadores de confianza empresarial en China y EE. UU.
El FMI advierte de que los riesgos a la baja para la economía mundial se han incrementado significativamente desde el comienzo del verano e insta a no acometer subidas prematuras en los tipos de interés oficiales.
El BCE rebaja sus previsiones de crecimiento e inflación en la eurozona a causa de la desaceleración de las economías emergentes y al descenso del precio del pretóleo.
El desempleo de EE. UU. se redujo dos décimas en agosto, hasta el 5,1%.
Ayer el Ibex35 se desmarcó ligeramente de las pautas alcistas de otros índices europeos, en una jornada sin sesión en Wall Street y sin grandes novedades en datos macroeconómicos.
Las bolsas europeas marcaron subidas en torno al 1% con el buen dato de la balanza comercial en Alemania, el PIB de la eurozona (del 1,5% interanual frente al 1,2% previsto y anterior), y el rebote de Wall Street.
Esta vez el Ibex 35 (+1,74%) lidera las subidas de las bolsas europeas (Eurostoxx 50: +1,13%), impulsado por el fuerte repunte de los colectivos asiáticos, Nikkei (+7,7%) y Shanghái (+2,3%), tras los anuncios de medidas para impulsar el crecimiento.