Hercesa launches two new developments in Marchamalo and Guadalajara, reinforcing its presence in the Corredor del Henares area.

Hercesa adds two new residential developments to its portfolio with the launch of new developments in Bulevar Marchamalo and B16 Guadalajara. Two projects that underline the company's commitment to quality housing, well located and aligned with the real needs of families.

Two strategic projects with their own identity

New development in Marchamalo

Located in one of the most dynamic municipalities in the area, this development stands out for its consolidated surroundings, direct access to the city of Guadalajara and a quiet and well-communicated urban setting. The project incorporates efficient and functional homes, designed under the Hogariza philosophy, with spacious rooms and spaces designed for day-to-day living.

Marchamalo maintains a strategic position next to logistic poles such as El Ruiseñor or Puerta Centro – Ciudad del Transporte, which increases the attractiveness of the municipality as a place to live and work.

Development Plot B16 – Guadalajara

In the capital, Hercesa is developing B16 Guadalajara, a project with homes equipped with fitted kitchen, bathroom furniture and screens ready to live in, located in a growing residential area, well connected and close to services, facilities and main communication routes. The development stands out for its contemporary, comfortable and efficient housing proposal, designed for those seeking tranquillity without renouncing urban life.

Quality, sustainability and customer experience

Both projects incorporate energy efficiency criteria, rational design and solutions that provide long-term comfort, in line with Hercesa’s commitment to developing meaningful housing on its 50th anniversary. Quality materials, versatile layouts and carefully planned developments reinforce the value proposition.

Looking ahead

With these two new launches, Hercesa consolidates its growth in the Corredor del Henares and reaffirms its commitment to offer homes adapted to the new ways of living, backed by a long experience.