Bank real estate agencies specialise in marketing properties acquired by the banks, most of which come from foreclosures.
Each major financial institution operates one or more real estate portals to sell these properties at competitive prices, often with preferential financing options. In this guide, we highlight the banks’ own real estate portals, so you can stay informed and make the most of the opportunities they offer.
It is important to note that when we refer to a “servicer” or “bank real estate company,” we mean a firm specialising in the comprehensive management of large real estate portfolios – particularly those owned by banks and investment funds. These companies handle everything from debt recovery and restructuring to the refurbishment, maintenance and marketing of properties, to maximise their value and profitability.
BBVA
Haya Real Estate (part of the Solvia-Intrum Group) manages BBVA’s property portfolio. In 2023, it was acquired by the Swedish group Intrum, along with brands such as Solvia and Aktua, to form Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios, one of Spain’s largest property management platforms.
The company manages over 200,000 properties, ranging from land costing €10,000 to homes worth more than €1 million.
Altamira
Altamira Inmuebles is the real estate arm of Banco Santander. Alongside Aliseda and Casaktua, it forms part of the Santander Inmuebles group, offering opportunities to buy new and resale homes with attractive financing options.
Altamira is part of the doValue group, one of Southern Europe’s leading servicers. According to the latest publicly available data from September 2025, it manages €138 billion in assets.
Aliseda
Banco Popular is selling a significant portion of its real estate assets through Aliseda Inmobiliaria, a property management company offering comprehensive, tailored solutions for investors and developers.
Together, Aliseda and Anticipa (Blackstone’s servicers in Spain) currently manage nearly 100,000 properties. They also promote energy efficiency through their EFFIC brand.
Their mission is to provide full support throughout the rehabilitation and renovation process – from initial energy assessments and subsidy applications to financing and project execution – to improve energy performance, reduce costs and enhance the value of properties for homeowners’ associations and individual owners.
Bankinter
Bankinter’s real estate company markets homes, commercial premises, offices, garages and other assets across much of Spain.
The platform allows users to search by province and property type, while centralising information on how to request visits, access additional documentation, or submit an offer.
Recently, as noted on its blog, Bankinter launched a financing solution for homeowners’ associations, enabling them to start renovation projects as soon as a Next Generation Funds grant is awarded, rather than waiting for the aid, which can cover up to 80% of the costs, to be paid at the end of the work.
Solvia
Solvia Inmobiliaria was originally the real estate arm of Banco Sabadell until 2009, when it was acquired by Intrum Holding Spain (Intrum).
It manages assets from several banks, including CaixaBank and Sareb, offering an extensive portfolio of homes, commercial premises, land, warehouses and garages.
Through their website, users can buy new-build or resale properties, rent or sell. Solvia also provides support for homeowners, offering guidance throughout the process and a tailored sales and marketing plan for each property.
CaixaBank
Servihabitat (InmoCaixa) is CaixaBank’s real estate company, managing the promotion and marketing of properties with a focus on rentals and new developments.
It operates through Coral Homes, with Lone Star holding an 80% majority stake and CaixaBank 20%. In addition to managing and marketing its own portfolios, Servihabitat works for other institutions, including Kutxabank, and also markets some Sareb properties originally linked to Abanca. For customers, CaixaBank offers Facilitea Casa, a digital platform showcasing properties from BuildingCenter and partner agencies.
Servihabitat also provides Servinvest, a specialised service in wealth management and real estate investment, guiding high-net-worth investors, professionals and companies in their property ventures.
Ibercaja
This serves as the real estate portal of the Spanish bank Ibercaja, in collaboration with Solvia. The platform allows users to search for homes, commercial premises, offices, land and other properties.
In addition to browsing listings, users can estimate the value of their property using the Solvia Price Index. The portal also provides information on financing and mortgage options, subject to Ibercaja’s risk assessment criteria.
Caja Rural
Caja Rural Central’s real estate portal is dedicated to listing and selling properties. Its website features a search tool to explore opportunities such as bank-owned flats, commercial premises, new homes, garages and more.
The services section includes tailored financing and insurance options, with policies designed to suit a range of needs.
Users can contact the team by phone or email to request information, schedule viewings, or resolve any queries. The portal is also accessible via the Caja Rural Central corporate website under the “Inmobilario” section.
GIA Grupo Unicaja and Unicaja Inmuebles
GIA is the real estate company of the Unicaja Group, established to acquire and manage properties linked to bank-financed operations, with a primary focus on marketing them.
Unicaja Inmuebles serves as a showcase portal where GIA lists the group’s properties, including homes, land, commercial premises and more. The portal also provides financing options, as well as real estate advisory and management services.
Deutsche Bank
DB Real Estate is Deutsche Bank’s property portal in Spain. At present, it does not operate a dedicated real estate website; all property information is provided directly through the bank or via external platforms such as idealista.