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Barcelona Family Evicted After End of Anti-Eviction Moratorium
A family living in Barcelona for 22 years was evicted after the anti-eviction moratorium ended. Social services had recognized their vulnerability. The property is now shifting to tourist and short-term rentals.
Raphinha Faces Financial Turmoil Over Image Rights Dispute
A financial dispute has emerged involving Raphinha and his image rights. The Barcelona player reportedly discovered serious issues when trying to buy a home in Spain. The situation unfolded during his participation in the World Cup.
San Fernando Residents Protest Park Opening Amid Ongoing Housing Crisis
A new park in San Fernando de Henares has sparked protests from residents who lost homes due to Metro Line 7B. Locals demand real housing solutions as authorities focus on green spaces. The conflict highlights unresolved damage and compensation issues.
Spanish Tax Agency Halts Sale of Historic San Claudio Factory Over Low Bid
The Spanish Tax Agency has suspended the sale of the former San Claudio ceramics factory in Oviedo after the highest bid fell far short of the set value. The future of the landmark industrial site remains uncertain as authorities weigh their next move.
Housing Market Cools in Major Spanish Cities as Stock Rises
A surge in available homes is signaling a slowdown in Spain’s largest cities. With more properties on the market and early signs of price negotiations, buyers may find new leverage—especially outside city centers.
Moeve Employees Shift to Remote Work After Fire Forces Evacuation in Madrid Tower
More than 2,000 people were evacuated from the Moeve Tower in Madrid after a fire broke out on the 25th floor. The company has now ordered remote work for all staff. Emergency services responded quickly, with no serious injuries reported.
Madrid Transfers 19 Public Plots Worth €87 Million for Ayuso’s Care Home Plan
Madrid City Council has ceded 19 public plots, valued at €87.8 million, for new elderly care homes. Private companies will manage these centers for up to 75 years. The move has sparked criticism over the long-term use of public land.
Evictions Spark Tension in La Mina as 58 Public Flats Cleared
Authorities have begun evicting 58 occupied public flats in La Mina, Sant Adrià. The move, aimed at relocating residents from the Venus building, has triggered unrest and repeated reoccupations. Tensions remain high.
Government and Junta Push for Algarrobico Hotel Demolition as Court Decision Looms
The fate of the illegal Algarrobico hotel in Almería is back with the Andalusian court. Authorities urge swift action after the local council delayed revoking the building permit. The demolition process remains stalled.
Rental Contracts Decide Who Pays Community Fees in Spain
Whether a tenant must pay community fees depends on the rental contract and the type of property. A recent Supreme Court ruling highlights the importance of clear agreements and legal specifics for both landlords and tenants.
How an Architect Built a 20-Property Rental Portfolio from Scratch
Natalia Forès, an architect from Reus, transformed her lack of investment experience into a thriving portfolio of 20 rental properties across France and the UK. Her latest project—a building of eight apartments—aims for an 11.5% yield and €3,600 in monthly income.
German Wood Block System Promises to Build Homes in Just 7 Days
A German company has developed a modular wood block system that can assemble the main structure of a house in about a week. The method eliminates cement and metal, offering faster construction, flexibility, and improved energy efficiency.
Madrid Sur Shopping Center Nears Completion with Major Brands Set to Open
Madrid Sur in Puente de Vallecas is entering the final phase of its ambitious transformation. With over 85% of retail space already leased, the center will soon welcome major brands and new leisure areas, reshaping the local shopping experience.
Josep Lluís Sanfeliu to Lead Barcelona Global with Focus on Housing and Mobility
Barcelona Global has named Josep Lluís Sanfeliu as its new president. The move signals a renewed push to attract international talent and capital. Housing and mobility challenges are set as top priorities for the coming years.
Andalusian Court Faces Pressure to Annul Algarrobico Hotel License
The fate of the Algarrobico hotel now depends on the Andalusian courts. The regional government and Greenpeace demand the annulment of its building license after a local council vote was postponed.
CNMC Investigates Spain's Six Largest Banks Over Fixed-Rate Mortgage Pricing
Spain's competition authority has launched a probe into the country's top banks. The investigation centers on alleged coordination of fixed-rate mortgage prices. The outcome could lead to significant penalties for the sector.
Modular 40 m² homes sold on Amazon can be assembled in just days
Foldable Steel House for €13,428: An Alternative to Renting in Spain. A two-story modular steel building is now available in Spain for €13,428. The nearly 40 m² house can be assembled on site, customized to your needs, and used as a home, office, or holiday cottage. This offering stands out amid soaring real estate prices and rental costs.
Who is eligible for a tax exemption when selling property after the age of 65
Hacienda Allows Pensioners to Sell Homes Tax-Free: What You Need to Know. Pensioners in Spain can sell their primary residence without paying capital gains tax. However, strict requirements must be met: age, residential status, and length of occupancy. We explain how this benefit works and where most mistakes occur.
Kiko Rivera Sold His Madrid Penthouse and Will Invest the Money in His New Girlfriend's Business
Kiko Rivera Sells Problematic Madrid Penthouse After Years of Waiting. Kiko Rivera has finally sold his Madrid triplex for 400,000 euros. The deal has sparked discussion due to Irene Rosales's reaction and the musician’s plans to invest part of the proceeds in his new partner’s business.
Economist reveals real figures and explains why young people have little to rely on
Gonzalo Bernardos Accuses Spanish Authorities of Failing Affordable Housing Policy. Spain’s population has grown by 10 million over the past 30 years, yet fewer new apartments are being built. Economist Gonzalo Bernardos analyzes why public housing has become nearly unattainable and how outdated regulations are preventing young families from accessing homes.
The government launches new subsidy for youth in rural areas and small towns
Young people under 35 to receive up to €15,000 for first home purchase in small towns. Spain launches a support program for young homebuyers: up to €15,000 will be granted to those who decide to buy or build their first home in towns with a population of up to 10,000. The measure aims to curb youth outflow and revitalize small towns.
When can an owner be exempt from paying for communal services
Spanish court allows residents to skip pool maintenance fees if they don’t use it. A court in Spain has recognized the right of some residents to avoid paying for pool maintenance if they do not use it and there is an appropriate decision by the homeowners' meeting. This decision could change how expenses are handled in residential complexes with shared facilities.
How the new rules are changing life in apartment buildings and what decisions neighbors now make
Owners of Tourist Apartments in Spain Face Fines of Up to 600,000 Euros. Owners who rent out their apartments to tourists without neighbors' consent risk facing hefty fines. New laws have strengthened residents' rights and tightened control over short-term rentals. We explain how the system now works and what property owners need to know.
Amazon lists a two-story A-Frame cottage with kitchen and bathroom for less than €17,000
Compact A-Frame Bungalow with Modern Design and Insulation for Sale Online. An unusual modular home in A-Frame style has been listed on Amazon: a compact triangular structure with a kitchen, bathroom, and double-height ceiling costs just over €16,000. This option may appeal to those looking for affordable and functional housing for a country house or plot.
Why more and more people are looking for alternatives to traditional housing
Young Spaniard Turns Shipping Container Into a Home to Avoid Paying Rent. Eloy from Spain chose to forgo a traditional apartment and created his own home in a shipping container. His experience highlights how bureaucracy gets in the way of new forms of housing, while high market prices push people towards unconventional solutions.
Up to 40% of Income Could Go to Taxes: What's Changing for Renters
Owners of Tourist Apartments in Spain Face New Tax Risks. Renting out property to tourists in Spain now demands increased tax vigilance. New regulations and a digital registry require owners to accurately declare their rental income, as penalties for non-compliance can be substantial.
The city joins Madrid and Barcelona with new regulations for residents
Valencia introduces fines of up to 3,000 euros for air conditioners on facades. In Valencia, installing an air conditioner on the building facade can now become an expensive mistake. City authorities require all equipment to be placed only on rooftops or in inner courtyards; otherwise, owners risk removal and fines. The new regulations are already in effect.
A giant artificial lagoon has appeared in the small town of Torre-Pacheco
Largest Lagoon in Europe Opens in Murcia: Looks Like a Maldives Resort. In Torre-Pacheco, Murcia, a 15,000 m² artificial lagoon—the largest in Europe—has been built. With turquoise water and palm trees, this body of water evokes exotic resorts, yet it’s just 40 minutes from the city of Murcia.
New Support Plan: Who Qualifies and What Benefits to Expect
State to grant up to 15,000 euros to young homebuyers in small towns. A large-scale program to support young and vulnerable families with buying and renting housing is launching in Spain. The state and regions will allocate €7 billion for subsidies, renovation, and the construction of affordable housing. Key details in the report.
Valdecarros: a new district focused on affordable housing and urban environment
Madrid Launches Largest Residential Project: 51,000 New Flats and Dedicated Infrastructure. Construction has begun on Valdecarros in the Villa de Vallecas district — the largest residential development in Spain. Tens of thousands of new homes, schools, hospitals, parks, and modern transport links will be built here. Designed for 150,000 residents, the project is set to transform Madrid’s housing market.
Dani Carvajal closes a chapter at Real Madrid and focuses on business
Dani Carvajal leaves Real Madrid: what is behind this decision. Dani Carvajal has announced his departure from Real Madrid after twelve seasons. The spotlight is on his investments, business partners, and unexpected projects outside of football.
Miriam Saavedra explained why she disappeared from the air and what changed after the accident
Miriam Saavedra Disappeared from View: A New Life After the Accident and Stepping Away from the Spotlight. Miriam Saavedra has suddenly vanished from Spanish media. After a serious accident and moving to Los Angeles, she has chosen to step away from her former openness. Now, her life and relationships away from the cameras are sparking fresh interest.
Jessica Bueno opens the doors to her new home: how the model builds a family space
Jessica Bueno celebrates a new chapter: the home she chose for herself and her children. Jessica Bueno surprised her fans with the news of buying a spacious home. The model emphasizes that this step is the result of personal effort and her family's support. The new address promises to mark the beginning of a peaceful chapter.
Chivo and Over: Why Florentino Pérez's Sons Avoid the Spotlight
Rare Photos and Family Secrets: Who Are “Chivo” and “Over” — Florentino Perez’s Sons. The family of Florentino Perez is once again in the spotlight. His sons, “Chivo” and “Over,” shun publicity, but their business decisions and rare public appearances spark curiosity. What is life like for the most private heirs of the Real Madrid president?
María Jesús Montero discloses four apartments and nearly €100,000 in new declaration
Four Apartments and Almost €100,000: A New Turn in María Jesús Montero’s Life. María Jesús Montero is once again in the spotlight: a recent declaration revealed four apartments in Seville and an almost doubled bank account. A new wave of interest surrounds her personal story and return to Andalusia.
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