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Trades about 15% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Realia Business, S.A., alongside its subsidiaries, operates in the real estate development and property management sectors, specializing in homebuilding activities both within Spain and internationally. The company's operations include the creation, oversight, operation, and rental of various commercial properties, such as office complexes, shopping centers, commercial units, and industrial facilities, in addition to providing land management services. It possesses a significant land portfolio encompassing 6,946,216 gross square meters, of which 1,752,340 square meters are suitable for construction. Founded in 2000, the firm's main office is located in Madrid, Spain.
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