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Industry Landscape
The Spanish real estate market, particularly in the Costa Brava region, is currently experiencing a period of recovery and growth. Increased demand from both domestic and international buyers is driving sales, especially in coastal areas. Property prices are steadily increasing, influenced by tourism and foreign investment. New developments and renovations are also contributing to market activity. The rise of remote work has boosted demand for larger homes and properties with amenities.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Transaction Volume in Spain
~566k transactions
(6.8% CAGR)
• Increased demand from international buyers.
• Tourism boost driving rental income.
• Economic recovery and investment incentives.
Total Addressable Market
€20 Billion EUR
Market Growth Stage
Pace of Market Growth
Emerging Technologies
AI in Property Management
AI-driven property management platforms can automate tasks like tenant screening, maintenance scheduling, and rent collection, improving efficiency and reducing costs.
VR/AR Property Tours
Virtual and augmented reality technologies are transforming property viewings, allowing potential buyers to experience properties remotely and enhancing the sales process.
Blockchain in Real Estate
Blockchain technology can streamline real estate transactions by providing secure and transparent platforms for property registration, smart contracts, and digital payments.
Impactful Policy Frameworks
New Housing Law (Law 12/2023)
Law 12/2023 introduces measures to regulate rental prices in stressed areas, increase social housing supply, and protect tenants from evictions, coming into effect in May 2023 in Spain.
The law aims to protect tenants, but it could make it more difficult and costly for Brava Home Standing to manage rental properties, potentially reducing profitability from rental management services.
Energy Efficiency Regulations (Royal Decree 390/2021)
Royal Decree 390/2021 updates energy efficiency standards for buildings, requiring new and renovated properties to meet higher energy performance criteria, approved in 2021 in Spain.
The regulation could increase the cost of property renovations and new constructions, potentially impacting Brava Home Standing's renovation and construction management services and overall property values.
Increased Scrutiny of Foreign Investment (Law 10/2010)
Law 10/2010 imposes stricter controls on foreign investments in Spanish real estate, requiring greater transparency and documentation to prevent money laundering and tax evasion, initially introduced in 2010 and subject to ongoing amendments.
This policy could increase transaction costs for international clients, potentially affecting Brava Home Standing's sales volume among foreign buyers and requiring additional support for navigating tax implications.
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