2025 was a challenging year for the national market, especially for the real estate and construction sectors, which we closely monitored and which faced a prolonged slowdown with few moments of respite. Even so, each challenge highlighted the strength of an industry that, even in difficult times, continues to be crucial to the country's economy.
International pressures and local economic adjustments forced a rethinking of strategies. Domestically, the construction industry, and with it the real estate sector, faced challenges stemming from various factors: high interest rates, increased material costs, delays in permitting, labor shortages, and scandals that eroded confidence.
It wasn't an easy year. But it was a period that demonstrated, once again, that the industry knows how to endure.
Despite the difficulties, confidence didn't disappear. Business owners, developers, and foreign investors continued to invest in the country, reaffirming their commitment to a sector that contributes nearly 15% of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and remains an essential engine of employment and growth.
Trade fairs continued, new projects were announced, and many companies moved forward, while others opted for caution and strategic rescheduling.
As we close out the year, we look towards 2026 with the conviction that difficult cycles also open up space for rebirth.
May new opportunities arrive, may positive numbers return, and may the industry recover the dynamism that has characterized it for decades in the new year.
From the El InmobiliarioMedia Group, we wish you a 2026 filled with health, prosperity, and good news. A new year to continue building, together, a better country.
