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Commercial Property Finance — Madrid

Commercial property finance across Madrid.

Senior investment debt for offices, retail, hospitality, logistics and mixed-use assets across Madrid — Castellana and CBD office stock, prime retail, Henares corridor logistics and whole-building mixed-use, arranged for Spanish and international investors.

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Investment, value-add and owner-occupier debt on Madrid offices, retail, hotels and mixed-use buildings. A specialist will review the asset and revert within one working day.

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In short

How does commercial property finance work in Madrid?

Madrid commercial finance funds offices, retail, logistics and mixed-use buildings, typically at 50–65% loan-to-value over five to fifteen years, priced over Euribor. Underwriting focuses on rental income, tenant covenant and location rather than on the borrower's declared personal income.

  • Prime Castellana, Salamanca and Centro assets are financed regularly.
  • Investment, owner-occupier and repositioning strategies are all supported.
  • SL, SPV and international corporate borrowers are standard.
  • Bridging can complete quickly, then refinance onto a term commercial loan.

At a glance

Key facts

Figures reviewed:

Loan-to-value
Up to 60%
Facility size
€2m – €75m+
Term
3 – 15 years
Basis
Interest-only or amortising
Borrower
Spanish SL or corporate
Indicative pricing
From 0.70% per month (bridging) / from 3.5% p.a. (term)Priced to profile, LTV, asset and lender. Live pricing confirmed on enquiry.
Typical set-up costs
10% – 12% of purchase price (taxes, notary, registry, legals)Purchase costs in Spain are payable in addition to your deposit.
Typical timeline to drawdown
4 – 8 weeks (bridging faster where required)Assumes a complete file; valuation and legal capacity drive the critical path. Where speed is required consider short term bridging finance to secure the property.
Adviser response time
Within one working day

Indicative figures for guidance only, correct as at July 2026. Rates, costs and timelines vary by lender, borrower profile, asset and jurisdiction, and are not an offer of finance. How we derive these figures.

Methodology and assumptions

  • Figures are compiled by Clifton International specialists from live lender term sheets, indicative quotes and completed transactions arranged over the preceding 12 months.
  • Rates and costs are stated as ranges rather than a single number because pricing is set case-by-case on borrower profile, residency, asset type, location and loan-to-value.
  • Timelines assume a complete document file from the outset; valuation, legal capacity and (in Spain) NIE and notary availability drive the critical path.
  • Costs exclude any lender, broker or third-party fees not stated on the page, and exclude currency movement between agreement and drawdown.
  • Figures are reviewed at least quarterly and re-checked against lender pricing whenever a material market change occurs.

Last reviewed . Read the full Key facts methodology, or speak to our team for a quote based on your circumstances.

Pricing reference — Madrid

12-month Euribor

2.954%

Monthly average for

0.78 points higher than September 2025 (2.172%)

Commercial margin

+1.75% – 3.25%

The margin added over Euribor on investment debt, driven by tenant covenant, unexpired lease term and sector.

Implied all-in rate

4.70% – 6.20%

Euribor plus margin, before hedging costs. Illustrative, not an offer of finance.

Minimum cover (DSCR)

1.30x

Net rental income divided by annual debt service. Cover, not loan-to-value, usually sets the facility size.

Official monthly Euribor average published by the Banco de España — official mortgage market reference rates, published in the Boletín Oficial del Estado. Commercial margins and cover ratios on this page were last reviewed by our Spanish finance team in July 2026. The monthly average changes once a month; pricing on any individual asset depends on sector, tenant covenant, unexpired lease term, loan-to-value and borrower structure.

Debt-service cover — Madrid

How much can this asset borrow?

Commercial facilities are sized on debt-service cover ratio (DSCR) — net rental income divided by annual debt service — and then capped by loan-to-value. Enter the asset's figures to see which of the two constraints sets the facility.

Indicative maximum facility

€2,400,000

Set by the 60% loan-to-value cap — cover would support more debt.

Maximum annual debt service
€200,000
Loan supported by cover
€3,669,725
Loan supported by 60% LTV
€2,400,000
Implied loan-to-value
60.0%
Resulting cover
1.99x
Check this against live lender terms

Illustrative only and not an offer of finance. Defaults use 12-month Euribor of 2.954% (August 2026) plus a mid commercial margin, and a 1.30x minimum cover ratio, reviewed July 2026. Lenders test cover at a stressed rate and may apply sector-specific minimums.

Why clients choose us

Benefits at a glance

Castellana and CBD offices

Investment debt on let office assets along the Castellana axis, Azca and the wider central business district.

Prime and high-street retail

Facilities on Serrano, Gran Vía and district retail units let to established covenants.

Hotels and hospitality

Lending against central Madrid hotel and aparthotel stock, sized on trading performance and operator agreements.

Logistics and industrial

Debt on warehousing and distribution assets across the Corredor del Henares and the southern logistics ring.

Portfolio facilities

Cross-collateralised facilities across multiple Madrid assets with release mechanisms as individual units are sold.

Development-to-hold

Combined development-and-investment structures so a retained Madrid scheme avoids a refinance event on completion.

Borrower eligibility

Who we can help

  • US, UAE, UK, EU and international investors
  • Family offices and private investment vehicles
  • Spanish SL and corporate borrowers
  • Owner-occupier businesses acquiring their premises

Typical lending criteria

Indicative parameters

Loan-to-value
Up to 60%
Facility size
€2m – €75m+
Term
3 – 15 years
Basis
Interest-only or amortising
Borrower
Spanish SL or corporate

Indicative only. Actual terms depend on borrower profile, asset and lender criteria.

Frequently asked

Questions from clients

Which Madrid commercial sectors do lenders favour?

Well-let offices along the Castellana axis and in the CBD, prime high-street retail, logistics in the Corredor del Henares, and hotel stock in the centre are the most consistently financed.

What LTV can I expect on a Madrid investment asset?

Typically 50–60% of value. Long unexpired lease terms and strong tenant covenants push leverage to the upper end; short-income or vacant assets are sized more conservatively.

Can I finance an office asset held in an SPV?

Yes — Spanish SL ownership is the norm for institutional and private investment stock, and lenders are comfortable lending to the SPV with guarantees from the parent or sponsor where appropriate.

Is owner-occupier finance available for business premises?

Yes. Owner-occupier facilities are assessed on the trading business as well as the asset, and can include sale-and-leaseback structures to release capital.

Can development-to-hold be funded in one facility?

Yes. Where a Madrid scheme is being built to retain, a combined development-and-investment facility can be structured so there is no separate refinance event at practical completion.

How is DSCR calculated?

DSCR is net operating income divided by annual debt service. Take gross rent, deduct non-recoverable costs such as management, insurance, IBI and a maintenance allowance to get net operating income, then divide by the interest and capital payable over twelve months. Net income of €260,000 against debt service of €200,000 gives a DSCR of 1.30x.

What DSCR do lenders require in Madrid?

A minimum of 1.30x on standard investment stock is the usual test. Hotels, leisure and other trading assets are typically held to 1.40x–1.50x because income is operational rather than contracted, while long-let assets with an institutional covenant can be accepted closer to 1.20x.

Is the cover tested at the actual rate or a stressed rate?

Lenders test at a stressed rate, not the pay rate. On a floating facility priced at around 5.45% all-in, expect a stress of one to two points above that, or a floor rate set by the credit committee. Hedging the loan with a cap or swap usually allows the test to be run closer to the hedged rate.

Does DSCR or loan-to-value set the facility size?

Whichever is lower. The lender sizes the debt that net income can service at the minimum cover ratio, then caps that figure at the loan-to-value limit. On a high-yielding asset the LTV cap usually binds; on a prime, low-yielding asset cover binds and the resulting leverage sits well below the headline LTV.

What income evidence do lenders want to verify cover?

Signed leases with unexpired terms, a tenancy schedule, the last two to three years of certified accounts or trading figures for operational assets, a current rent roll, evidence of arrears, and a service-charge and non-recoverable cost breakdown. A RICS-equivalent valuation confirms the market rent underpinning the calculation.

Local coverage

Where we lend in and around Madrid

Salamanca, Chamberí, Chamartín, La Moraleja and the north-west corridor. We also arrange property finance across the neighbouring areas below — one adviser, one conversation, whichever location you buy in.

Nearby covered areas

Not listed? We cover all of mainland Spain, the Balearics and the Canaries — tell us the town and we will confirm lender appetite.

Madrid

Also in Madrid

Building or repositioning an asset in Madrid?

Schemes are funded on development terms while works run, then refinanced onto commercial investment debt once the asset is complete and income-producing.

Senior development debt across Madrid — whole-building conversions, new-build residential and mixed-use repositioning.

Short-term bridging across Madrid — prime residential, commercial and mixed-use buildings, with drawdown in 3–6 weeks.

Lender appetite matrix

Who lends to your profile here

Commercial / mixed use — appetite across every buyer profile. Indicative panel appetite reviewed July 2026 — not an offer of finance.

  • UK buyer (non-resident)

    SelectiveMax LTV 50–60%

    Priced as commercial debt with shorter terms than a residential loan.

    Buyer guide
  • US buyer (non-resident)

    Specialist onlyMax LTV Case by case

    Private banks and debt funds rather than the Spanish high street.

    Buyer guide
  • UAE / GCC-based buyer

    LimitedMax LTV 50%

    Private bank appetite, frequently with an assets-under-management condition.

    Buyer guide
  • EU buyer (non-resident)

    SelectiveMax LTV 50–60%

    Commercial terms, typically 10–15 years with an SPV structure.

    Buyer guide
  • Swiss / Norwegian buyer

    LimitedMax LTV 50%

    Case-by-case, usually through a private bank relationship.

    Buyer guide
  • Spanish resident / fiscal resident

    SelectiveMax LTV 60%

    Full commercial market, priced on covenant and asset quality.

  • Corporate / SPV purchase

    StrongMax LTV 60%

    The structure lenders expect for commercial assets in Spain.

    Buyer guide
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Investment, value-add and owner-occupier debt on Madrid offices, retail, hotels and mixed-use buildings. A specialist will review the asset and revert within one working day.