FIABCI-España Activity Report - Inmointer 2026 – Spain’s Housing Challenge

Jul 09, 2026 Latest News

On 15 June 2026, FIABCI-España held the 23rd Inmointer – International Real Estate Market Meeting in Barcelona with the support of our principal members COAPI, AIC and APCE. The event brought together investors, developers, financial institutions, public authorities and leading real estate professionals to discuss how today’s geopolitical environment is reshaping international capital flows and influencing investment strategies in the Spanish real estate market.

The programme combined keynote presentations, expert panels and networking sessions focused on international investment, macroeconomic trends, financing and the outlook for the Spanish real estate sector.

Speakers

The conference featured leading experts from the Spanish real estate industry:

Luis Alberto Fabra Garcés, Director of the Chair of Real Estate Market at the University of Zaragoza, presented the latest report on international real estate investment in Spain. The session was moderated by Felice Tufano, Vice President of FIABCI Spain.
Xavier Ballester, Director of Corporate Real Estate & Hotels, Banco Sabadell.
Sara Carmona, Director, Deal Advisory Real Estate, KPMG Spain.
Oriol Barrachina, CEO Spain & Executive Partner Iberia, Cushman & Wakefield.
María Orozco, Head of Real Estate Asset Management, Creand Asset Management.

The panel discussion on investment trends, financing and the future outlook for the Spanish real estate market was moderated by Ignasi Rosselló, Board Member of FIABCI Spain.

Main conclusions

Geopolitical tensions and global economic uncertainty are increasingly influencing international investment decisions and capital allocation.
Despite this environment, Spain continues to strengthen its position as one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for real estate investment, supported by solid market fundamentals and sustained international demand.
Hospitality, logistics, residential and alternative asset classes continue to attract significant institutional capital.
Investors are increasingly prioritising markets offering legal certainty, economic stability and long-term growth opportunities.
One of Spain’s main structural challenges remains the limited supply of new housing, highlighting the need for faster planning procedures and stronger public-private collaboration.

The event received significant visibility within the Spanish real estate sector and reinforced FIABCI-España’s role as a platform for dialogue between investors, financial institutions, public authorities and industry professionals, contributing to informed discussion on the future of real estate investment in Spain.