February 2026 Summary: The Spanish logistics property market continues to attract investor interest
In February, the figures for the end of 2025 in the logistics property market were released, showing that the year closed with over 2.7 million square metres of space let in Spain – a 7% increase – and investment of €1.27 billion in 2025, 10% less than the previous year. The country has also been ranked for the first time as the most attractive in Europe for property investment, according to a report by CBRE.
Looking ahead to 2026, Colliers notes that the market is moving towards greater professionalisation, with investors applying stricter criteria and tenants prioritising energy efficiency, ESG certifications and established locations.
So far, in the second month of the year, the Central Zone has once again demonstrated its ability to capture the market’s attention, as Delin Property has acquired two plots of land in San Fernando de Henares and Vicálvaro for the development of two projects, which will cover 7,700 m² and 8,750 m², respectively. Meanwhile, the SCPI Transitions Europe fund, managed by Arkéa REIM, has announced the purchase of a logistics asset located in Toledo.
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