The economic and financial panorama in Europe is experiencing a new twist with the recent lowering of interest rates by the European Central Bank (ECB), which has reactivated one of the great engines of the real estate market: financing. The improvement in mortgage conditions is favoring the return of certain buyer profiles that, in recent quarters, had been excluded due to the increase in credit...

The European Union has taken a firm step towards the decarbonisation of the housing stock. From 2030, all homes for sale or rent will have to have a minimum energy rating of E. This requirement will be increased in 2033, raising the threshold to a minimum rating of D. This measure, included in the European Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, aims to reduce energy consumption and carbon...

In 2025, the Spanish real estate market is showing significant increases in both sales and rentals. According to recent data from Tinsa by Accumin and Fotocasa, the average price of housing (new and used) registered an increase of 7.5% year-on-year in the first quarter, while rentals showed a growth of 10.4% in March compared to the previous year. This upward trend is particularly marked by a shortage of...

The recent upward revision of the OECD's growth forecast for Spain to 2.6% by 2025 highlights the resilience and strength of the Spanish economy in the international context. This sustained growth has direct implications for the real estate sector, presenting both opportunities and challenges that require strategic attention from investors and real estate professionals. Impact of economic growth on the...

The real estate market in Spain is undergoing a significant transformation, with an outstanding growth in the outskirts of large cities. Municipalities such as Coslada, Pozuelo, Las Rozas, Getafe, Viladecans or L'Hospitalet de Llobregat have seen an increase in demand for both buying and renting. This phenomenon has been driven by various socio-economic and urban planning factors, which has led to a...

The Spanish government has announced the elimination of the Golden Visa programme, a measure that will come into effect in April 2025. This decision represents a significant change in the real estate sector, especially in areas such as Madrid, Malaga and the Costa del Sol, where this programme has been a key driver of foreign investment. What are ‘Golden Visa’? Golden Visas are residence permits...

At Quality Keys Inmobiliarios we know that our clients are looking for more than just a property: a unique lifestyle and opportunities that transcend time. That's why we want to share with you the most relevant keys to the evolution of the real estate market in Marbella and the Costa del Sol, extracted from our most recent 2025 report. The Golden Triangle: Marbella, Benahavís and Estepona Known as the...

At QUALITY KEYS INMOBILIARIOS, we analyse the demographic and urban dynamics that are transforming the real estate market. With more than 7 million inhabitants in 2024, Madrid is positioned as one of the European cities with the highest growth projections. Experts indicate that it could reach 10 million inhabitants in the coming decades, and here we explore the main reasons behind this evolution: 1....

At Quality Keys Inmobiliarios, we know that success in the real estate market is not only based on experience and dedication, but also on keeping up to date with the trends and opportunities in the sector. Looking ahead to 2025, these are the keys that will make the difference: 1. Digital transformation Technology is revolutionising the real estate sector. From virtual reality platforms that enable...

The Costa del Sol is synonymous with Quality of Life. Investing in property here hasbecome an excellent and increasingly sought-after option, as well as a great way togenerate returns on invested money. Properties for sale, whether newly built or second-hand, boast very high quality, with spacious outdoor areas and attractive common areas.The growth of companies choosing to invest in the Costa del Sol to...