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2025 has the potential to become a pivotal year for the Spanish startup ecosystem in terms of funding rounds. This is not merely a cyclical rebound, but the result of a series of structural and situational dynamics that are converging to position Spain as a key player in the global innovation landscape.

First, I believe Spain has reached a point of maturity in its entrepreneurial ecosystem. Over the last decade, we have seen Spanish startups evolve from local projects to companies with global ambitions, capable of attracting foreign capital.

The situation in the Spanish real estate market is frankly concerning. The outlook suggests an escalating housing crisis, particularly affecting young people and the most vulnerable social classes. First and foremost, it is alarming to see the housing deficit continue to grow. While an increase in property transactions is expected, potentially reaching 670,000 in 2025, this will not be enough to meet real demand. The forecast of 250,000 new households being created, compared to just 150,000 new construction permits, is a clear indicator that the supply shortage will persist.