Real estate investment in the Valencian Community reached a volume of €1.684 billion in 2025, representing an increase of 68% compared to 2024 and the highest figure in the historical series, according to data from CBRE. With this result, the region accounted for 10% of the national total, compared to 8% in the previous year.
This growth comes amid a general upturn in the Spanish market, which closed 2025 with a total investment of €18.451 billion, 31% more than in 2024. Against this backdrop, the Valencian Community outperformed the national average and, together with Andalusia, ranked among the regions with the highest investment volume, behind only Madrid and Barcelona.
The trend in recent years reflects a sustained acceleration in capital investment in the region. After recording €914 million in 2022 and €941 million in 2023, investment exceeded €1 billion in 2024 and reached an all-time high of €1.684 billion in 2025, meaning that the volume has practically doubled in a period of three years.
By segment, Living and Retail accounted for 70% of total investment. The Living sector led the market with €613 million, equivalent to 36% of the regional total and an 87% increase on 2024. This segment recorded its best year ever in the Valencian Community, driven by transactions related to student residences, build-to-sell and build-to-rent projects, as well as senior living and flex living developments.
The Retail segment reached a volume of €580 million, more than double that of 2024, when it stood at €236 million, and accounted for 34% of the total invested. Activity was concentrated in shopping centres, retail parks and high street assets, with the sale of the Bonaire shopping centre having a significant impact on the annual result.
The hotel sector closed 2025 with an investment of €278 million, an increase of 247% on the €80 million recorded the previous year, making it the third best year in the region's history.
In the Industrial and Logistics segment, investment reached €122 million, lower than in 2024 but in line with the historical average, in a year marked by the absence of large portfolios and a greater weighting of individual transactions.
Investment in offices stood at €14 million, compared to €36 million in 2024, in a context of limited supply of products for sale and high occupancy levels. The healthcare segment totalled €22 million, while alternative assets reached €55 million, seven times the volume of the previous year and marking their best historical record in the Valencian Community.
