Spain boosts tourism real estate with €18 m in Seville and €23 m flex‑living project in Alcalá

Hestia Inversión Patrimonial announced plans to invest more than €18 million over the next three years in whole‑building tourist assets in Seville. The group, which already spent €11 million in 2026, is focusing on acquiring and rehabilitating complete structures for hotels, apartments and mixed‑use projects in the city’s historic centre. Hestia says limited new licences and strong demand make such assets attractive to investors.

Hercesa and Buenavista Equity Partners have formalised a €23.24 million flex‑living development called “Ciudad del Aire” in Alcalá de Henares, near the Henares corridor. The complex will contain 128 apartments, 140 beds, and shared amenities such as a pool, gym and coworking spaces, targeting students, health‑care workers and other professionals. Financing includes €5.64 million from NextGeneration EU funds and an €11.7 million loan from BBVA, with completion expected in March 2028.