Outlook for the Spanish Economy and Real Estate Investment, with Gonzalo Bernardos
About the speaker: Gonzalo Bernardos
Gonzalo Bernardos is one of Spain’s most renowned economists and market analysts. He holds a PhD in Economics and Business Studies, awarded with the Extraordinary Doctorate Prize by the University of Barcelona (UB), and serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at that university, where he has also held senior management positions such as Vice-Rector for Economics.
He has more than 30 years of research, teaching and strategic consulting experience, specializing in the Spanish economy, macroeconomics and real estate investment. He is Director of the Master’s Degree in Real Estate Advisory, Management and Development at the University of Barcelona, as well as the author of nearly 40 books and research reports on the real estate sector and the economic outlook. He combines his academic work with a prominent presence as a business consultant and economic commentator regularly featured in the leading media outlets.

Diagnosis of the Spanish economy and real estate and stock market investment, with Gonzalo Bernardos
In this episode of Inversión Inteligente, an ABANCA Inversiones podcast, we interview Gonzalo Bernardos, economist, associate professor at the University of Barcelona, consultant and economic commentator.
Throughout the interview, Bernardos offers a detailed diagnosis of the health of the Spanish economy, analyzes the housing affordability crisis, and shares his view on how to approach medium- and long-term investment:
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