Sustainability will take centre stage for second home buyers in Spain in 2025, driven by heightened awareness of climate change, according to Taylor Wimpey Espana. Buyers increasingly demand energy-efficient systems, renewable energy sources, and eco-friendly materials. Governments and developers are also prioritising stricter environmental regulations. Additionally, affordability challenges in major cities are pushing buyers toward suburban and secondary markets, which offer more space and value. These areas cater particularly to remote workers seeking larger homes with dedicated office spaces and proximity to nature. In response, Taylor Wimpey Espana is launching new projects across prime locations, blending luxury living with sustainability.
Sustainability is set to become a significant priority for second home buyers in Spain in 2025, according to leading Spanish homebuilder Taylor Wimpey Espana. The company has already observed a strong emphasis on this throughout 2024, with expectations for even greater interest in the coming year.
"With increasing awareness of climate change," noted Marc Pritchard, Sales and Marketing Director, "demand for sustainable and green buildings is skyrocketing. Buyers are asking about energy-efficient heating and cooling systems, renewable energy sources and sustainable building materials." It's not only buyers focusing on the environmental credentials of properties, as Pritchard elaborated:
"Governments and developers are likely to push for stricter environmental regulations in 2025 and beyond. This is not a temporary trend but a shift in focus that will impact property buyers across Spain, as well as the international community who choose to purchase second homes here."
Taylor Wimpey Espana has also highlighted the rise of suburban and secondary markets as another major trend for 2025, as affordability issues in major cities drive buyers to seek alternatives. Suburban and secondary markets offer more space at a more budget-friendly price point, while still providing access to essential services. For many families, this represents an ideal balance between space, location, and price.
These secondary markets are particularly appealing to remote and hybrid workers, whose preferences for homes with dedicated office space, fast internet, and proximity to nature for leisure activities continue to shape the market. Their housing choices favour larger properties outside city centres, with convenient access to central amenities when required.
Responding to these trends, Taylor Wimpey Espana has invested in several new areas. Early 2025 will see projects emerging in locations such as Palma, Capdepera, and Paguera in Mallorca; Moraira, Murcia, and Denia in the Costa Blanca; and Mijas in the Costa del Sol, as part of a new phase at La Cala Golf Resort. The properties will range from exquisitely designed townhouses to luxury apartments with sea views, all featuring Taylor Wimpey Espana's hallmark combination of communal pools and beautifully landscaped gardens.
Marc Pritchard, Sales and Marketing Director, Taylor Wimpey Espana, said that "While reflecting buyer demand for sustainability-focused homes in suburban and secondary markets in 2025, we'll also be sticking with key elements that appeal to both local and international second home purchasers. Those include proximity to amenities, high quality homes with modern designs and layouts, outdoor space and an appealing price tag. This will ensure a diverse range of properties that meet buyers' needs in 2025, both from a lifestyle perspective and as investment opportunities"
In conclusion, Taylor Wimpey Espana's 2025 developments reflect evolving buyer preferences, from sustainability to affordability. With projects spanning Mallorca, the Costa Blanca, and Costa del Sol, the company offers eco-conscious, spacious homes ideal for families and remote workers. By focusing on energy efficiency, natural surroundings, and stylish designs, Taylor Wimpey Espana is shaping the future of Spain's second home market.
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