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Articles - spain

Spanish developer sells houses on Amazon

Managing Partner at ONLINE REAL ASSETS - Digital Real Estate Company This is a first for the global commerce giant: Online real estate sales at Amazon.es. The Spanish developer Altamira has put up for sale about a hundred houses and apartments in Madrid, Barcelona and on the Mediterranean coast. The site allows the direct connection with a seller, but not yet the online purchase of the house. The proponent states that the first sales have already been made. Altamira AM is a real estate company, a subsidiary of the US investment fund Apollo. Its wealth in Spain is over 50 billion euros. This initiative is clearly the first step in a plan to rapidly increase the proponent's online real estate sales. Amazon.es is more shy about other real estate ads, as they are only present through links to the Trovit and Holapisos ad sites. We know that Amazon, like other Gafa, is very interested in real estate: tests were conducted in the United States in 2017. This Spanish initiative is probably in a much more ambitious vision for real estate.

Spain, Ireland and Europe’s recovering markets continue to improve

Spain, Ireland and Italy all saw year-on-year increases in investment activity in Q1 2014 as investors continue their climb up the risk curve. While London still attracts a significant amount of capital, growth is much more dynamic in destinations with higher risk/yield profile. Eurozone peripheries and Central Europe will all benefit from this influx of new money throughout the year, according to the latest research from global property advisor CBRE.

Strong start for European commercial real estate investment market in 2014

Improved investor confidence and lending conditions, as well as notably increased activity from opportunistic investors in recovering markets, led to a strong start for the European commercial real estate market in 2014, according to the latest research from global property advisor CBRE. Hungary is expected to attract EUR 250 million already in H1 2014.

Spain joins Europe’s only independent Office Search Network

After Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Romania and Serbia the international office search portal is now presenting offices in the Spanish market on www.oficinainfo.es.