The Madrid property market has experienced massive structural change.
These include an improving housing stock, the Government decreasing real estate taxes and increasing infrastructure investment.
Factors such as Brexit and people fleeing the Trump Administration have driven new investors to the city.
In fact, according to Deloitte, 20% of all Spanish real estate
transactions made in were by foreigners. These were almost all on
the Mediterranean Coast, the islands or in Madrid.
Madrid is benefitting from the fallout of the Catalan Independence Movement.
Once a prime spot for Spanish real estate investment, increased
instablity and xenophobia in the region are causing investment to shift
to the capital.