Offices are back in Spain: why investor interest is returning

In 2024, the office market in Spain showed a clear change of direction: both the number and volume of transactions grew. The central areas of Madrid and Barcelona are once again the focus of investors.

At Montero Aramburu & Gómez-Villares Atencia, we analyze the keys to this renewed interest:
🔹 Greater supply of prime assets in city centers
🔹 Offices as a strategic tool for attracting talent
🔹 More flexible and favorable contractual conditions for owners
🔹 Growing shortage of space due to its conversion to residential use
🔹 Macroeconomic context of stabilization and interest in secure returns

The physical office has evolved: it is no longer just a place of work, but an element of corporate identity, collaboration, and efficiency. This translates into new investment opportunities.

Our colleagues José María Martínez Solís and Victor Moya Ximénez analyze how this evolution opens up new opportunities for the real estate sector and for those committed to a more sustainable and connected future.