As we stand at the dawn of this 2026, it is impossible to map out the route for the next twelve months without taking a deep and analytical look at the year we have just closed. 2025 has not been just any year for the real estate sector in the Levante Almeriense; it has been the year of confirmation, of a cycle change and, for us at ZAR 2010, a year to remember. We closed the 2025 financial year with a sales volume we hadn’t seen in nearly two decades. It has been, indisputably, our best year since 2006, a milestone that not only celebrates the work of our team but acts as the most reliable thermometer of the vibrant health of our market. We approach this 2026 with renewed energy and expectations grounded in real data, not just hope. 2025: The Consolidation of the Upward Trend and the Supply “Shock” If anything defined last year, it was the definitive consolidation of the price rise and, even more crucially, the drastic reduction of the stock of available housing. What in 2024 seemed like a punctual correction, in 2025 became a structural reality: there is increasingly less quality product on the market, both in new construction and second-hand. This phenomenon has been especially acute in Garrucha. While neighboring towns maintain a “healthy” rotation flow, Garrucha has entered a phase of supply tension that pressures prices upwards. To understand the magnitude of this scarcity, we have carried out a comparative analysis of the current supply (January 2026) on the main real estate portals (Idealista), crossing it with census population data at the close of 2025. The data is revealing: Mojácar, with a lower registered population than Garrucha, maintains a supply of second-hand housing hovering around 500 properties. In contrast, in Garrucha, with