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Articles - Madrid

La Gran Vía revive the sale of four buildings by 480 million

BBVA stars in the latest operation on the Madrid street

Knight Frank and Hans Abaton rehabilitated Castellana 278, former headquarters of Repsol

The property consultant Knight Frank has been selected as partner to the study of architecture Hans Abaton to jointly develop projects of architecture, planning and interior design, both in the residential area and offices.

Cushman & Wakefield ended the year with a market share of 59%

Property consultant has led the investment operations 'retail' The market for office occupancy has grown by 20%

BNP Paribas Real Estate moves its Offices in Madrid

BNP Paribas Real Estate has moved its headquarters building in Madrid Genoa 17, in the financial center of the capital.

Finally approved the Plan Reparcelación Valdebebas

The approval will allow restoring normalcy first occupation licenses already granted and work that had been affected by litigation. After the reactivation of licenses, it is estimated that in the next months the works of 1,000 new homes, mostly in private housing scheme will start.

CBRE Completes Sale of Gran Via 14 For 21 Million Euros

The international property consultant CBRE has closed the sale of the building Gran Via 14 Madrid for around 21 million euros a Mexican private investor.

Telefónica seeks buyer for buildings in Madrid and Barcelona for 60 million

Telefónica has begun to drop ballast housing. And it does so at a time when investors are no longer on the market plan to materialize operations. According to sources in the industry, the company headed by Cesar Alierta has closed in recent months the sale of five buildings, for which he has entered EUR 65 million and seeks buyer for four other properties, for which expects another 60 million .Quoted designed a real estate efficiency plan for 2014 and 2015 that included the sale of nine buildings, with the impending technological changes, be totally obsolete in less than a decade, while the proceeds will make the investment necessary to adapt to changing times, as recognized from the company. Telefónica will continue in buildings as tenant-which in real estate parlance is known as sale & leaseback- seven to ten years, so that once the lease the new owner may dispose of the property completely.Currently -and although the market expected to go on sale new assets-, Telefónica seeks buyer for three buildings in Madrid (street Irun, near the Plaza de Santo Domingo and Moratalaz) and one in Barcelona, in the neighborhood of La Sagrera.These include the building in the Plaza de Santo Domingo, a few meters from Gran Vía, a very attractive asset for its location but also for its urban classification: Residential. Although Telefonica remain as a tenant for several years, the future buyer of the property may destine to houses in an area with a shortage of supply. It emphasizes the building of the road Irun, just ten minutes walk from Plaza de Spain and Principe Pio station, which may also become future homes. The last property for sale in Madrid, 5,800 square meters, is located in Moratalaz and also has residential use, as located in La Sagrera, Barcelona.Indeed, seven of the nine buildings offered for sale by Telefonica offer residential qualification. Only two have no such rating. The first, the building was purchased by the owner of Valencia Sausages Martinez, located in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento and has seven floors and almost 4,000 square meters. The urban classification of this property is for infrastructure. The second, the historical headquarters of Telefónica in Bilbao, at Buenos Aires, 5,500 square meters and sold a few weeks ago, has dotacional rating with commercial alternative use.           Read more: http://www.elconfidencial.com/vivienda/2015-01-28/telefonica-busca-comprador-para-edificios-en-madrid-y-barcelona-por-60-millones_631207/

Amancio Ortega purchase the Gran Vía 32 building in the center of Madrid

The property, valued at 400 million, was owned by a consortium of companies. 36,376 square meters spread over nine floors tertiary and commercial use. The first fortune of Spain further strengthens its investments in real estate.