The real estate company Haya Real Estate has launched the campaign 'Ready, Set, Home' in which it offers a selection of 13,800 properties with discounts of up to 40% of their appraised value. Within this offer, which will run until 31 December, there are more than 6,370 properties, including second-hand and unfinished properties, mainly in the Valencian Community, Andalusia and Catalonia.
Haya Real Estate is responsible for €10,116 million in assets under management until June 2023, including financial and real estate assets from financial institutions such as BBVA, CaixaBank and Cajamar, as well as international investors such as Cerberus Capital Management. Its assets include around 94,000 properties for marketing or lease management.
Until 31 December, it has launched a commercial offer of more than 13,800 properties with discounts of up to 40%. The 'Ready, Set, Home' campaign includes more than 6,370 homes, 7,000 parking spaces and more than 430 storage rooms.
According to Haya Inmobiliaria's press release, most properties are in the Valencia region, with 3,250 assets on offer. In Andalusia, 3,000 assets have been selected, while Catalonia has 2,790 properties with these discounts, although there are properties in practically all the autonomous regions.
Among the provinces that appear with a significant number of properties and in areas with outstanding residential markets are, for example, 697 properties in Murcia, 499 properties in Valencia, 473 in Tarragona, 449 in Barcelona, 328 in Alicante, 318 in Castellon, 181 in Toledo, 125 in Seville, 117 in Zaragoza, 112 in Girona, 90 in Malaga and 53 properties in the province of Madrid.
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