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Barcelona records 543 new build residential developments across districts

The Camp Nou stadium rebuild is transforming the Les Corts district into a modern urban hub.

By The Daily Barcelona · Published 25 July 2026

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The Camp Nou stadium rebuild known as Espai Barça is transforming the Les Corts district into a modern urban hub with capacity increasing from 99,000 to 105,000 seats and completion impacting the area through 2026 according to item 14.

A new residential development in Collblanc near Camp Nou with a rooftop pool is scheduled for completion in April 2025 with apartments starting at €289,000 according to item 14.

The new Sant Jordi Club set to open in 2029 will be more than double the size of the current venue with a capacity of up to 9,000 people according to item 14.

Can Ricart Lofts is an exclusive new build project in Poblenou's 22@ district rehabilitating four 19th century industrial buildings with modern design according to item 14.

As of mid 2026 there are 543 new build residential developments in various stages across Barcelona with limited supply driving demand in exclusive neighbourhoods like Eixample and Sarrià Sant Gervasi according to item 14.

Sources: perplexity-sonar.

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