Real Madrid's planned sports city will require €1.235 billion to develop offices, a hotel, a private hospital and residences
Executive summary: Real Madrid’s planned sports city will require approximately €1.235 billion to build offices, a hotel, a private hospital and residential units, according to consultancy Savills. The project represents a major diversification of the club’s assets beyond football, involving a large‑scale real‑estate development that could affect local construction, hospitality and healthcare markets.
Who is involved: Real Madrid club (president Florentino Pérez), Savills consultancy, prospective contractors, financiers and local authorities.
Likely next: The club will need to secure financing, obtain planning permits and begin tender processes, with construction likely to start after approvals.
The El País report cites Savills’ project dossier, stating that the Real Madrid sports city will need about €1.235 billion for mixed‑use construction. This figure reflects a substantial shift from the club’s traditional football‑focused investments toward large‑scale real‑estate development. While the announcement highlights the club’s financial capacity, it also raises questions about financing structure, permitting timelines and the potential impact on local property and hospitality markets.
Timeline
- — La ciudad deportiva del Real Madrid necesitará 1.235 millones para levantar oficinas, hotel, hospital privado y residencias (El País — Economía)
- — Florentino Pérez rompe otro récord: Diomande, el fichaje más caro de la historia del Real Madrid (Expansión)
- — Las cuentas récord del Real Madrid: 1.221 millones de ingresos y 26 millones de beneficio (Expansión)
Analysis — what this means
Sectors affected
- Construction
- Hospitality
- Healthcare
- Real estate development
Historical parallels
- Record transfer spending of €125 million on Yan Diomande (August 2026)
- Record operating revenues of €1.221 billion for the 2025/26 season (July 2026)
Key entities
Sources
- La ciudad deportiva del Real Madrid necesitará 1.235 millones para levantar oficinas, hotel, hospital privado y residencias — El País — Economía
- Florentino Pérez rompe otro récord: Diomande, el fichaje más caro de la historia del Real Madrid — Expansión
- Las cuentas récord del Real Madrid: 1.221 millones de ingresos y 26 millones de beneficio — Expansión