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Neinor Homes (1K) | Buy | Entry opportunity after the derating
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Neinor Homes (1K) | Buy | Entry opportunity after the derating
Neinor Homes Buy | Target Price: EUR19.60
Is the residential cycle running out of steam?
Understanding demand drivers
Spain has emerged as one of developed Europe's most dynamic residential real estate markets
in the post-pandemic period. Since 2020, retail transaction volumes have averaged c.650k units
annually, well above the c. 400k average recorded during the post-crisis decade (2012-19) and
approaching the c. 750k reached during the previous boom years (2002-07).
Price dynamics have tracked volumes, with property prices accelerating from low single digits in
2020-23 to double digits since 2024, reaching c. +13% YOY as of Q1 2026. In the most dynamic
regions, real property prices have now surpassed their previous peak.
Chart 1:Monthly transaction volumes (January 2007 - April 2026) Chart 2:Nominal house price index (Q1 2007- Q4 2025)
Source: INE, Kepler Cheuvreux Source: INE, Kepler Cheuvreux
Several factors have converged simultaneously, but the common thread is Spain's overall macro
picture, combined with the appeal of Spanish properties for foreign buyers, underpinned by
their relative affordability in a context of global demand.
We describe some of the drivers in more detail below:
Household creation: Spain has added c. 1.2m households over the past five years, equivalent
to c. 6% of the total, mainly driven by migration inflows drawn to a relatively dynamic labour
market and a c. +30% increase in the minimum wage over the same period. Structurally, the
ongoing decline in average household size - a trend common across developed economies - is
adding a further layer of demand.
Real GDP growth: Real household income has gained a mere c. +6% cumulatively since 1995,
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