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A new government formed in Extremadura: coalition details and challenges
María Guardiola Leads the Extremadura Junta with Record Support. María Guardiola has become President of the Extremadura Junta, securing the backing of 40 deputies. A coalition with Vox delivered a historic result. Authorities promise stability and dialogue despite existing differences.
While People Wait for Housing, It's Already Been Allocated: Scandal in Valencia
Controversy in Valencia Over VPP Project: Social Housing with Private Infrastructure and No Permits. Valencia authorities are considering changes to the development plan for 77 VPP homes in Nazaret. All units have been reserved, despite permits and prices not being announced. The project has sparked conflict between the municipality and the Socialists.
Macarena Gómez shared how the police supported her in a dispute with neighbors
Macarena Gómez at the Center of a Major Neighborhood Conflict in Madrid. Macarena Gómez faced difficult neighbors in Madrid. The actress spoke about constant noise and a visit from the police. The story took a new turn after her candid interview.
Congress Engulfed in Dispute over New Eviction and Rental Rules
PP proposes lowering the income threshold for vulnerable families to €900. The PP has introduced a bill to reduce the income threshold for recognizing families as vulnerable. This could speed up evictions and lift restrictions on rent increases. The initiative has drawn sharp criticism from the opposition.
Barcelona authorities are preparing new underground stations for buses and the metro
Barcelona to Drastically Reduce Intercity Buses in City Center. Barcelona city center will soon see restricted access for intercity buses. City authorities are preparing three new underground stations and updating key routes. The new measures will affect tens of thousands of passengers daily.
Spanish authorities debate restrictions for foreign real estate buyers
Pedro Sánchez Uses Barcelona Summit to Pressure Housing Market. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez advocated for stricter regulations on foreign property buyers at the Barcelona summit. Authorities are considering new measures amid rising prices and a shortage of affordable housing.
Evictions Suspended: How Tenants Took On Major Funds
In Barcelona, tenants secure eviction deferral and regulatory pressure on the coliving market. In Barcelona, four tenants have obtained a three-month eviction deferral following the intervention of the ombudsman. City authorities have increased oversight of coliving and speculation. A dedicated dialogue platform has been established.
Europe Prepares Tough Reforms: Who Will Be Affected
Socialists Demand Limits on Social Networks and Housing Speculation in the EU. At a forum in Barcelona, socialists proposed introducing a global wealth tax, tightening control over social networks, and restricting housing speculation. Authorities are discussing reforms to protect democracy and social justice.
Restrictions on Tourist Apartments and Pressure on Transport in Central Valencia
Valencia Steps Up Battle for the City: Tourism, Housing, and Political Disputes. Valencia authorities are imposing limits on tourist apartments due to population growth and a surge of visitors. Political disagreements hinder a unified approach to urban development. The city center is experiencing record pressure.
A family of four will pay at least €186,000 for a residence permit in Andorra
Residence Permit in Andorra Becomes More Expensive: Minimum Investment Now One Million Euros. Andorra has sharply increased the cost of residence permits for investors. The minimum investment amount is now one million euros. An additional non-refundable fee of 50,000 euros has also been introduced. The new rules make the country less accessible.
Alicante officials announce new status for Santa Faz
Santa Faz Romería in Alicante declared cultural heritage after Mazon scandal. Valencia authorities have officially recognized Santa Faz as cultural heritage. This decision provides additional support and protection for the tradition. The new status affects hundreds of thousands of residents in the region.
A rare French estate with a Caroline of Monaco legacy is seeking a new owner
Manoir du Mée with Lagerfeld and Grimaldi legacy listed for 2.7 million euros. In 2026, the Manoir du Mée entered the market — a former residence of Carolina of Monaco and Karl Lagerfeld, located near Paris. This 18th-century mansion features seven bedrooms and a vast park, offered for sale at 2.7 million euros while retaining unique details and traces of its famous owners
Marbella FC Foundation secures 75-year stadium land lease — deal details
Marbella Allocates Land for 10,000-Seat Stadium on 75-Year Lease. Marbella authorities have approved a 10,000-seat stadium project. Construction cost is €115 million. The new complex will be built on the site of the demolished stadium and will transform the city center.
Renovation worth €17.6 million iconic Tenerife venue to remain closed for 32 months
Tenerife authorities to determine fate of major landmark renovation. Tenerife officials have approved a large-scale renovation of an iconic building. The project will take nearly three years and cost €17.6 million. A decision is pending on who will cover the costs of correcting construction errors.
Madrid housing crisis pushes families out of the market
Why Tribulete 7 Became a Symbol of the Fight for Housing in Madrid. In Madrid, residents face rising prices and pressure from investors. A documentary shows how the housing crisis impacts people's lives. Authorities ignore Article 47 of the Constitution, worsening the situation.
Grants up to €66,000 How Aragon revives abandoned homes
Aragon municipalities to receive up to €66,000 for restoring homes for rent. Aragon has launched applications for substantial grants to renovate and build housing. Municipalities will be able to restore vacant homes and rent them out. The program aims to combat population decline.
Catalan unions call for changes in wages and housing
CC OO Catalonia demands higher wages and price controls New challenges for the labor market. A campaign for higher wages and affordable housing has started in Catalonia. CC OO calls for price controls and protection of workers' rights. These decisions could reshape the labor market and affect the region's social stability.
Как служебное жилье премиум-класса в Аликанте досталось чиновникам
Alicante Authorities Admit Lack of Oversight in Allocation of Elite VPP. Irregularities have been uncovered in the allocation of elite VPP in Alicante. Officials have confirmed the absence of oversight. This could reshape the approach to housing distribution in Spain.
Budget allocation for Catalonia in 2026 reaches billions
Catalan Parliament approves record €6 billion loan package. Catalonia has approved additional funding of €6 billion. The decision affects salaries, transport, and housing. The new measures could alter the region's budget balance.
Madrid authorities demolished homes without offering relocation
Madrid Demolishes Homes in Cañada Real Family Left Without Shelter. Authorities in Madrid have demolished four houses in Cañada Real. One family with children has been left homeless and without relocation. The decision has sparked debate and criticism from residents and human rights advocates.
Madrid authorities share details on subway restoration progress
3.3 million passengers in 4 months How Madrid Metro Line 7B has changed. Madrid Metro Line 7B has reopened after major renovations Over €171 million invested Authorities promise new safety and compensation measures
Ibiza luxury real estate market sees million-euro deals and emerging trends
Who Is Investing in Ibiza’s Luxury Real Estate New Faces and Strategies. The purchase of luxury property on Ibiza is back in the spotlight: deal amounts, property details, and investment strategies are drawing attention from experts and the public. What kind of homes do entrepreneurs choose and how is the structure of their assets changing
Why Isa Pantoja decided to sell her house and move
Why Isa Pantoja Is Selling Her House in El Puerto de Santa María Deal Details and Reasons. Isa Pantoja has put her house with a garden and pool in El Puerto de Santa María up for sale. Her decision is linked to searching for a new home and a lack of space. The article reveals the details of the deal and the reasons behind the move.
Isa Pantoja puts her Cadiz home up for sale for €391,000
Isa Pantoja puts her Cadiz home up for sale for €391,000 after welcoming her second child. Isa Pantoja has listed her house in El Puerto de Santa María for sale, after investing significantly in its renovation and furnishing. The decision comes due to a lack of space following the arrival of her second child, as she seeks a new home that better meets her family's needs.
Average mortgage rate in Spain rises to 2.75%—how this affects borrowers
Starting 2026 mortgages in Spain will be less accessible for low-income families. Buying a home in Spain is becoming more difficult. Banks are tightening requirements and interest rates are rising. Low-income families are facing new barriers.
Who in Spain qualifies for housing payment assistance after the 2026 limit updates
Spain expands housing subsidy criteria: who now qualifies for payments. In 2026, the rules for receiving housing subsidies have changed. New income limits and updated family definitions broaden eligibility. Applications are only accepted in April.
New IMV rules affecting Spaniards under 30
Spanish youth can receive Ingreso Mínimo Vital without leaving their parents’ home. Spain updates the rules for Ingreso Mínimo Vital. Young people over 23 will now be eligible for the benefit even if they live with their parents. The change affects thousands of families and has an impact on the labor market.
Madrid faces rising tensions over new cantonal facility project
Montecarmelo Residents Outraged by Repeat Submission of Controversial Project to Court. Madrid authorities have once again submitted the previous project to the court. Residents accuse officials of ignoring court requirements and fear the consequences for the neighborhood. The decision could impact the future of urban projects.
How tenants in Spain can acquire property ownership conditions and risks
Rare Cases When Tenants Acquire Property Through Adverse Possession in Spain What You Need to Know. In Spain, tenants do not automatically become owners of a property after the landlord’s death. Exceptions exist only if there are no heirs and no claims are filed over a long period. Strict legal requirements apply for ownership to transfer.
How apartment owners in Spain can cut their property tax by up to 90 percent — requirements and insights
Tax Benefits for Landlords in Spain New Rules from 2026. In 2026, Spanish landlords will be able to significantly reduce their tax payments. The new rules allow owners to lower the amount due by up to 90 percent, provided specific legal conditions are met.
Seven arrests, fines and scandals: what’s happening in Madrid in spring 2026
Madrid authorities implement new measures after high-profile incidents. Spring 2026 in Madrid has been marked by a series of major incidents and government responses. The focus is on accidents, investigations, and new steps to protect residents. Details on the aftermath and the city’s reaction are in the report.
Why more celebrities are choosing private urbanizations in Andalusia
Two Famous Spaniards Choose the Same Exclusive Urbanization. After his breakup with Irene Rosales, Kiko Rivera moved to a prestigious neighborhood in Seville, where his new neighbor is Sergio Ramos. Both have chosen secluded homes with spacious plots and well-developed infrastructure, reshaping their daily lives
Catalonia outpaces Germany and France in real estate investment
Catalonia sees record investment in real estate as experts raise concerns. Why capital is flowing into housing in Catalonia. This trend affects the region’s economy and restricts the growth of other sectors. Authorities warn about the risks for future development.
Mediators secure postponement of eviction in Gràcia
Barcelona Eviction Postponed as Investors Shift Strategy Under Pressure. An investment fund in Barcelona has postponed a tenant's eviction for three months following intervention by the city ombudsman. The situation could impact the rental market and tenants' rights.
Half of children in vulnerable families face poverty
One in three children in Spain live at risk of poverty and isolation. A recent analysis of living conditions in Spain has revealed alarming disparities in child poverty depending on family background. The situation is particularly acute among migrants, large families, and single-parent households, where the risk of poverty and social exclusion reaches record levels.
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