Search all of Spain with one brief and bring the committee a shortlist

Name a place, or don't

Claro reads the search area from the brief itself. Write a city, a province or a district within a city, list several at once, or name no place and Claro searches the whole of Spain.

The brief also sets rent, sale or either. In the example above, the brief names no place and no tenure, so the chips Claro reads are "All of Spain" and "Rent or buy".

The places Claro read appear as chips before any result, so the search area of each phase of the plan is visible and can be corrected in words.

• A city: "Fashion store in Bilbao, street level, 150–300 m²"
• A province: "anywhere in the province of Málaga"
• Districts within a city: "in Chamberí or Retiro, Madrid"
• Several places at once: "Valencia, Alicante or Murcia"
• The whole country: "anywhere in Spain", or no place at all

The same verdicts in every city

Claro checks each criterion the same way in Seville as in Barcelona. Facts such as street level, frontage or shop window come from the listing's own words. Footfall and residents come from measured location data from a Casafari group company, shown where available.

Every criterion is met, not met or not stated. Not stated means the listing does not say; Claro never assumes a yes or a no. For recently added premises, location figures fill in over the following days.

In the example above (example verdicts, not a real premises), a 118 m² unit is marked not met for 150–300 m², and a listing that never mentions a shop window is marked not stated. Each premises links to the agency's own listing, so any verdict can be checked at the source. The methodology page explains how Claro counts and verifies premises.

• Listing facts: street level, frontage, shop window, corner unit, ceiling height, open plan, step-free access, loading access, licence, traspaso (transfer of an existing business and its lease)
• Location figures: people a day walking past, residents within a 10-minute walk or drive, age share, high-income share, spending power
• Competitor distance: 1–1,000 m, straight line, in nine segments including fashion, e.g. "no fashion store within 200 m"
• Phrases the listing must contain, written in any language

From results to the committee

With access, every premises comes with a dossier: the verdict per criterion with its quoted evidence, footfall and catchment figures, what is nearby, and a link to the agency's own listing.

Claro compares up to five premises side by side, even when they sit in different cities of the plan. Mark each one shortlist, maybe or no, and the expansion committee sees the same criteria applied to every candidate.

• Dossier per premises: verdicts, quoted evidence, location figures, places nearby
• Compare up to five premises side by side
• Mark each premises shortlist, maybe or no
• Every premises links to the agency's own listing page

Keep the plan running

Claro adds new listings every night, merges duplicate listings of the same unit and removes withdrawn premises. Run the brief again as each phase opens, and premises that have come to market since appear with the same verdicts.

Refine the brief per phase in plain words: narrow it to the next provinces, raise the footfall threshold or tighten the size range. Dated counts by city are on the page commercial premises on the market in Spain, October 2026.

With access, the same search runs through a REST API and an MCP server, with the tools search_premises, refine_search, get_premises, compare_premises and explain_location, so an opening plan can feed an internal pipeline or an AI assistant.

Your network and your local tipo, at national scale

With access, add "not within 500 m of our own stores" and Claro checks every result against your store list, uploaded through the API and private to your account. On the free search that criterion shows as locked. See keep the next opening away from your own stores.

A franchise network can upload the local tipo (the standard premises spec) it already has and run it across every province in the plan: run your franchise local tipo against the market. To write a brief from scratch, see how to write an expansion brief, and for other jobs, all use cases.