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487 newsPalma authorities crack down on camper van overnight stays: What’s driving people to live on the road?
Living in Motorhomes on the Streets of Palma: New Restrictions and Residents’ Protests. Palma is seeing a surge in people forced to move into motorhomes as rents become unaffordable. City authorities are tightening regulations, while locals demand real solutions to the housing crisis. Why motorhomes have become the only way out for many — in our report.
Rising rent and new laws: Why hotel workers are turning to campervans
Ibiza Workers Forced to Live in Campervans Amid Housing Crisis. Hotel staff in Ibiza struggle to find affordable accommodation. New restrictions and costly campsites make the situation worse. Many are resorting to living in campervans just to keep their jobs.
Palma cracks down on campervans: new fines as affordable housing becomes elusive
Palma Authorities to Fine Residents Living in Motorhomes Amid Rental Crisis. Palma is tightening regulations for those forced to live in motorhomes. City officials plan to impose fines of up to €1,500. Even families with two incomes can't afford regular housing.
Weather Alert: Sudden Cold Snap and Severe Storms Expected Across Most of the Country
Spain to Be Hit by Heavy Rains and Gale-Force Winds This Weekend. In the coming days, Spain will face torrential rains and strong, gusty winds across the country. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly, and some regions could even see snowfall. Find out which areas are set to experience the harshest weather conditions.
Cyclone Claudia Lingers Over the North: Where to Expect Heavy Rains and Sudden Cold Snap
Heavy Rains and Gale-Force Winds to Sweep Across Spain Due to Cyclone Claudia. Cyclone Claudia is set to bring torrential rains and strong gusty winds to Spain, with weather alerts issued in seven regions. Significant drops in temperature are expected, along with possible frost in the mountains.
Mortgage boom over: Authorities prepare unwelcome surprise for home buyers
Bank of Spain May Limit Mortgage Lending Amid Soaring Housing Prices. Mortgage approval in Spain may soon become tougher. The regulator is preparing new limits for banks. Authorities deny a real estate market bubble.
Funding shake-up: Alternative sources challenge banks’ dominance in Spain
Spanish Real Estate Investment Set to Reach €50 Billion by 2030. Major changes are ahead for Spain's real estate market. Alternative investments are on the rise, and banks are gradually losing their dominant position. Experts highlight a growing interest in new financing models.
Mallorca Real Estate: Where Apartment Prices Are Rising Fastest and Why
Palma Housing Prices Reach Record Highs in October 2025. In October 2025, the average price per square meter in Palma exceeded €5,000. The city remains a leader in property price growth among major Spanish cities. Analysts note significant disparities between neighborhoods.
Why Did the Socialists' Proposal Fail? Inside the Heated Debate Over Rental Regulations in the Islands
Congress Rejects PSOE’s Proposal to Curb Holiday Rentals in the Balearic and Canary Islands. Congress has turned down a PSOE plan aimed at regulating holiday rentals in the Balearic and Canary Islands. The issue sparked disagreements among parties. The debate centered on rules for tourist apartments. Local authorities are already working on their own measures.
Secret of Mallorca’s Oldest Settlement Revealed: A Destination That Will Amaze Even Seasoned Travelers
Not Palma or Pollença: Discover the Oldest City in Mallorca. The Balearic Islands are home to a truly unique place with a history spanning thousands of years. Several civilizations have left their mark here. Find out which city claims the title of the island's oldest.
Prosecutor General Faces Trial: Why Authorities Stand by His Innocence
Spanish Government Claims No Evidence Against Attorney General in Court. The Spanish government has expressed confidence in the innocence of Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz. Authorities emphasize that no evidence of his involvement has emerged during the proceedings. The pending court decision could shift the political landscape.
Lamborghini bets on hybrids: What's next for the brand in the coming years
Lamborghini CEO Explains Why the Brand Isn’t Rushing to Switch to Electric Cars. Lamborghini isn’t in a hurry to launch electric vehicles, despite market trends. Company leadership believes that demand for such models among their customers remains low. Find out why the brand prioritizes hybrid technology and what this means for Lamborghini’s future.
Is Your Car Eligible? How to Claim Compensation for Overpayments Due to the Automaker Cartel
Car owners who bought between 2006 and 2013 may get up to €9,000 in compensation. If you bought a new car in Spain between 2006 and 2013, you may have overpaid due to a price-fixing scheme by car manufacturers. Now you have the chance to reclaim up to €9,000. Find out how to check if you're eligible and what steps to take next.
How a Former Anti-Drug Chief Became Entangled in a High-Profile Scandal: Intrigue, Surveillance, and Secret Meetings
New Details Emerge in Balearic Police Corruption Case: Drug Ring, Betrayal and 76 Arrests. A major criminal network has been uncovered in the Balearic Islands. The suspects include a former police officer, a lawyer, and a biker gang leader. Authorities seized 3.2 tons of drugs and detained dozens of suspects.
The Remarkable Life of Angelina Torres Vallbona: A Centenarian’s Journey Through an Era of Change
Spain’s Oldest Resident Dies in Barcelona at 112. Angelina Torres Vallbona has passed away at the age of 112. Born in 1913, she spent most of her life in Barcelona. She had held the title of Spain’s oldest woman since January 2025.
BBVA Experts: Spain's Property Market Set to Rise Despite Slowing Sales
BBVA Forecasts 7% Rise in Spanish Housing Prices by 2026. BBVA expects housing prices in Spain to continue climbing. Analysts point to increased construction alongside ongoing shortages. Market trends are projected to be shaped by strong demand and limited supply.
Hotels of the Future: Invisible Tech Delivers a Perfect Guest Experience
How Technology and AI Have Forever Changed Spain’s Hotel Industry. The hotel sector is undergoing a technological revolution. Artificial intelligence is redefining our expectations of service. Discover how technology is making holidays seamless.
Where renters are searching for apartments in 2025: surprising leaders and new trends
Rental Demand Shifts to the Suburbs of Madrid and Barcelona. Spain's largest cities are seeing a growing interest in rental properties in their suburbs. New data shows a shift in demand, with more tenants now considering municipalities outside the city centers. Analysts highlight notable changes taking place in the real estate market.
Final Verdict: What Are the Deleted Files Hiding and Why Are Journalists’ Testimonies So Controversial?
Trial of Spain’s Attorney General: Critical Phase and Fierce Debate Over Evidence. Spain’s Supreme Court wraps up hearings in the Attorney General's case. Key issues center on deleted device data and sharp disagreements between the defense and the UCO. The trial's outcome could reshape the country's entire political landscape.
Used car market: Why are older vehicles becoming more expensive than new ones, and where are the highest prices?
Average Price of Used Cars in Spain Surpasses 13,000 Euros for the First Time. In October 2025, used car prices in Spain rose again. The average price has topped €13,000. Find out which regions saw the biggest price jumps and how demand for pre-owned vehicles is changing.
A Remarkable Rescue and a Grateful Patient: How One Man Transformed Healthcare on the Balearic Islands
Briton Donates ECMO Machine to Palma Hospital After 82 Days in a Covid Coma. A Balearic Islands resident who survived a severe case of Covid and a prolonged coma has raised funds to donate an ECMO machine to the hospital. The clinic can now save more lives. See how a personal tragedy sparked real change.
Spain introduces digital boarding: Travelers can say goodbye to paper passes
Ryanair Switches to Digital Boarding Passes for All Flights Starting November 12. Starting November 12, Ryanair will stop issuing paper boarding passes. Passengers will now need a digital ticket in the app to board. Find out how the check-in process is changing and what to do if you don’t have a smartphone.
Apple rethinks mobile connectivity: what changes await iPhone users in the coming years
Apple Expands Satellite Technologies: New Features for iPhone Users. Apple introduces innovative solutions for connectivity beyond network coverage. The company is working to enhance satellite communication features. These new technologies could redefine the smartphone experience.
Tragedy at Hospital Grounds: What We Know About the Fatal Incident in Ibiza
Man Dies in Ibiza After Falling From Height Near Can Misses Hospital. A 46-year-old man has died in Ibiza after falling from a four-meter wall near Can Misses hospital. Doctors tried to save him, but his injuries were fatal. Find out more about the incident in our report.
Rental Revolution: Landlords Will Be Required to Issue Invoices with QR Codes
Verifactu: Spain's New Invoicing System—What It Means for Rental Property Owners. Spain is rolling out a new invoicing system. Rental property owners must adapt to stay compliant. This will reshape the way the rental business operates. Learn about the deadlines and requirements.
Authorities consider new rules: How will access to home loans change in 2025?
Bank of Spain Plans to Restrict High-Risk Mortgages to Safeguard the Market. The Bank of Spain is considering new rules for mortgage lending as authorities grow concerned about rising property prices. Measures to curb the issuance of high-risk loans are under discussion. The decision could have a significant impact on the real estate market.
Plan Barry and Villas 2025–2029: How €1.6 Billion Will Transform Life in Rural Catalonia
Catalan Authorities Launch Large-Scale Program to Revitalize Small Towns and Villages. Catalonia is investing €1.6 billion in the development of vulnerable municipalities. The program will support 120 projects focused on infrastructure renewal and community support. Find out how this initiative could shape the future of small towns.
Maíllo: Time for change and unity — left must act swiftly
Izquierda Unida Leader Calls for Left-Wing Mobilization Ahead of Spanish Elections. Izquierda Unida notes a surge of enthusiasm among left-wing groups. The party urges immediate mobilization to secure electoral success. A decisive electoral cycle begins in December.
Millions, Gifts, and Offshore Accounts: Why Spain's Former King Keeps His Fortune a Secret
Juan Carlos I's Scandalous Fortune: The Untold Secrets Behind His Memoirs. In his memoirs, Juan Carlos I sidesteps questions about the origins and fate of his millions. His financial secrets continue to spark debate and fuel curiosity about the monarchy. Discover what remains hidden from view.
Funk Vibes, Fresh Tracks, and '90s Nostalgia: How Jamiroquai Lit Up Barcelona's Palau Sant Jordi
Jamiroquai Draw 17,000 Fans in Barcelona: Triumphant Return to the Stage. Jamiroquai made a triumphant comeback in Barcelona, throwing a funk party for 17,000 fans. The band unveiled new tracks and evoked the golden age of acid jazz. The energy of the concert swept up everyone in attendance.
Teachers call for change: Why discontent is growing in Catalonia and what unions demand
Catalonia Sees Intensified Protests by Education Workers Amid Stalled Negotiations. Dissatisfaction is growing among education workers in Catalonia. Unions are demanding higher salaries and better working conditions. Negotiations with authorities have stalled due to frequent leadership changes.
Usia: An Ancient Name Gaining Popularity Among Parents Across the Country
Why the Name Uxía Has Become a Symbol of Galician Culture and Is Gaining Popularity in Spain. With its ancient Greek roots, the name Uxía has become one of the most sought-after in Galicia. Families are drawn to its unique sound and profound meaning. More and more parents across Spain are now considering this distinctive name.
Crypto Scandal: Businessman Linked to Se Acabó La Fiesta Arrested Hours Before Interrogation
Spanish Businessman Who Funded Alvise Peresa’s Campaign Arrested Over Flight Risk. Spanish authorities have arrested the entrepreneur who donated €100,000 to Alvise Peresa's election campaign, citing concerns he could flee before facing trial. The investigation is linked to a major cryptocurrency fraud scheme.
Tinsa Reports Record-High Price Growth: What’s Behind the Surge in Spain’s Real Estate Market
Average Property Price in Spain Rises Nearly 13% Over the Year in October. Spain saw a sharp increase in property prices in October, with both new builds and resale homes showing strong growth. Experts point to high demand and limited supply as key factors. Tinsa’s latest report highlights regional trends across the market.
Former anti-narcotics chief among those arrested: new twists and revelations in high-profile case
76 Arrested and Almost 700 Kg of Cocaine Seized in Major Operation on the Balearic Islands. Authorities in the Balearic Islands have carried out the largest anti-drug operation in the region's history. Seventy-six people, including a former police officer, have been arrested. Nearly 700 kg of cocaine and millions of euros in cash were seized.
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