Spain real estate investment in the Valencian Community hit a record €1,684 million in 2025 (+68%), led by Living and Retail (70%) and accounting for 10% of Spain’s market, per CBRE.
Spain real estate investment in the Valencian Community reached a record €1,684 million in 2025, a 68% increase over 2024, according to CBRE. The region’s strong performance lifted its share of national investment to 10% (up from 8%), highlighting Valencian markets as one of the fastest-growing investment hubs in Spain this year.
The spike comes amid a robust nationwide recovery: Spain closed 2025 with total real estate investment of €18,451 million, up 31% from 2024. Even within that positive national backdrop, the Valencian Community outperformed the average and — alongside Andalusia — ranked after Madrid and Barcelona in terms of volume.
A clear upward trend has driven the region’s rebound. Investment has effectively doubled in three years, rising from €914 million in 2022 and €941 million in 2023 to over €1 billion in 2024 and the new high in 2025. This momentum reflects growing investor interest across several segments, particularly residential-related assets and retail.
Living and Retail dominate
Living and Retail together accounted for 70% of 2025 investment in the region. The Living segment led the market with €613 million — 36% of the regional total and an 87% increase year-on-year. This was the best year on record for Living investments in the Valencian Community, driven by strong activity in student residences, build-to-sell and build-to-rent projects, plus senior living and flex-living developments.
Retail investment totaled €580 million, more than double 2024’s €236 million and representing 34% of the year’s total. Activity concentrated in shopping centres, medium-sized retail parks and high-street assets, with the sale of the Bonaire shopping centre having a notable effect on annual figures.
Other segments: hotels, logistics and offices
The hotel sector recorded €278 million in investment, a 247% increase on 2024 and the third-best year historically for hotels in the region. Industrial & Logistics saw €122 million invested — lower than 2024 but consistent with historical averages, reflecting a year dominated by individual transactions rather than large portfolios.
Offices were subdued, with just €14 million invested compared to €36 million in 2024, a shortfall partly explained by limited product for sale and high occupancy. Healthcare investments reached €22 million, while alternative assets surged to €55 million — seven times the prior year and a new record for the Valencian Community.
Outlook
The Valencian Community’s 2025 results underline growing investor confidence, especially in Living and Retail formats. Continued supply constraints in offices and the occasional absence of large portfolio deals may temper some segments, but the region’s recent trajectory positions it as an attractive, maturing market in Spain’s broader real estate recovery.
