Canary Islands Authorities Impose Five-Year Limit on Short-Term Housing Rentals. The Canary Islands have passed a law regulating short-term rentals. The new rules cap the proportion of tourist apartments, with authorities introducing a five-year moratorium on registering new properties. Local municipalities will have the final say on implementation.
Powerful Storm Strikes Canary Islands, Leaves Over 100 Incidents in Its Wake. Storm Claudia lashed the Canary Islands with heavy rain and gale-force winds, resulting in more than a hundred reported incidents. Authorities warn of continued risks, closing roads and ports across the region.
Storm Claudia Disrupts Life in 30 Spanish Provinces and Shuts Down Schools in the Canaries. The severe storm Claudia forced schools in the Canary Islands to close and switch to remote learning. Authorities have introduced emergency measures, and weather warnings have been issued in dozens of provinces. Details on the impact and the official response — in our report.
Storm Hits Canary Islands: Over 100 Incidents Overnight. A powerful storm swept across Tenerife and Gran Canaria, causing landslides, flooding, and power outages. Emergency services are working around the clock — details in our report.
Storm Claudia Brings Heavy Rain and Hurricane-Force Winds to the Canary Islands and Northwest Spain. The powerful storm Claudia has hit the Canary Islands and northwest Spain, prompting orange weather alerts in affected regions. Torrential rains, strong gusts, and volatile weather are expected through the end of the week.
Storm Claudia to Hit Canaries and Northern Spain: Heavy Rains and Gale Warnings Issued. A powerful storm is sweeping over Spain: the Canary Islands and the north are preparing for heavy rains, strong winds, and rough seas. Authorities warn of possible flooding and urge caution. Find out which regions will be most affected by the severe weather.
Hundreds of Underage Migrants from the Canary Islands Moved to New Centers. The forced relocation of underage migrants from the Canary Islands is raising concern among guardians and children. Decisions are being made hastily, leading to the disruption of social ties and increased stress. Families are demanding that each child's interests be taken into account.
Canary Islands Brace for Storm: Alerts Issued, Schools Closed. Authorities on the Canary Islands have declared a state of alert as a cyclone approaches. Heavy rains, gale-force winds, and potential flooding are expected. In-person classes have been suspended in the western islands.
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.
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.
ONCE Lottery Draw on November 11: Grand Prize of 11 Million Euros and Thousands More Prizes. The special ONCE lottery draw takes place on November 11, offering participants the chance to win spectacular cash prizes. The top winner will take home a massive 11 million euro jackpot.
Koldo García’s Role in Test and Mask Contract Negotiations in the Canaries Uncovered. Details have emerged about Koldo García’s influence over Ángel Víctor Torres’ decisions on awarding contracts for tests and masks. Leaked correspondence reveals how key decisions were made at the height of the pandemic. Find out what really happened behind closed doors.
Fatal Incident in Tenerife: Woman Killed, Nine Injured by Powerful Wave. A powerful wave swept people into the water at the port of Puerto de la Cruz in Tenerife. One woman lost her life and nine others were injured. Among the injured are six tourists from France.
A New Lottery Millionaire Emerges in Popular Cadiz City. Spain has welcomed another millionaire. The winning ticket was sold in Algeciras. The jackpot of the popular lottery keeps climbing.
Civil Guard General Faces Trial for Corruption in Barracks Renovations. A Madrid court has opened proceedings against a Civil Guard general accused of taking bribes in exchange for awarding barracks renovation contracts. Investigators uncovered millions in losses and substandard construction work.
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.
EU Accelerates High-Speed Train Launch Between Madrid, Lisbon and Paris. By 2035, a three-hour express train will link Madrid and Lisbon, while Paris will be reachable in just six hours. The European Commission is rolling out a large-scale railway modernization to make travel faster and more convenient.
Minister Torres Under Pressure After UCO Report on Pandemic Procurements. Minister Torres finds himself under scrutiny following the UCO report on mask procurement. His actions raise concerns and criticism is mounting. Find out what is known about Koldo’s involvement and why the scandal shows no sign of fading.
Powerful Storm to Hit Spain: Winds up to 110 km/h and Dangerous Downpours. Spain braces for a sharp deterioration in weather. Strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surges will affect 22 provinces. Find out which regions will be at the heart of the storm.
Euromillones Draw Showers Spain with Prizes, But the Main Jackpot Remains Unclaimed. The latest Euromillones draw brought luck to Spain. Several Spanish players claimed major cash prizes, while the jackpot rolled over yet again.
UCO Investigation: Former Canary Islands President Discussed Mask Payments with Aldama. The UCO has uncovered a possible meeting between the former president of the Canary Islands and Aldama regarding mask payments. The case features messages hinting at negotiations and broker involvement. Details in our report.
Doubts Over Mask Procurement in the Canaries: Officials Disputed Price and Transparency of the Deal. The Canary Islands authorities signed a mask supply contract worth 12 million euros. Officials voiced concerns about inflated costs and unusual contract terms. Full details of the investigation in our report.
UCO Investigation: Businessman Allegedly Influenced Canary Islands Government Contracts. The UCO suspects that businessman Víctor de Aldama may have influenced the allocation of medical supply contracts by the Canary Islands government during the pandemic. The case includes messages exchanged between Koldo, Torres, and government officials. The investigation is ongoing.
Housing Rent in Spain Soared Nearly 11% in a Year: Where Are the Highest Rates? In October 2025, rental prices in Spain jumped by almost 11%. The trend varies across regions. Major cities have seen record highs, while experts highlight significant differences between provinces.
A Floating Tap Fountain Amazes Visitors in Cádiz. Spain is home to an extraordinary sculpture: a giant floating tap. Suspended in mid-air without any visible support, this fountain defies the laws of physics.
Where to Live in Granadilla de Abona: District Pros and Cost of Living in 2025. Granadilla de Abona in southern Tenerife blends tradition with modern comfort. The town boasts developed infrastructure, affordable housing, and a mild climate. Each district offers its own atmosphere and price range. Families, young professionals, and retirees all find comfort here.
Spain's Only Masonic Temple-Museum Opens in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. After extensive restoration, the Masonic temple in the capital of Tenerife has reopened its doors. It is the only surviving monument of its kind in Spain. Now operating as a museum and cultural venue, it attracts both tourists and researchers.
Spanish Supreme Court Demands Faster Acceptance of Refugee Children from Canary Islands. Spain’s highest judicial authority has given the government 15 days to address the situation of underage asylum seekers in the Canary Islands. Regional authorities are dissatisfied with the delays. Our report explores the core of the conflict and its implications for the country.
Apartment Prices in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Increased by Nearly 19 Percent Over the Year. The average price per square meter in Santa Cruz de Tenerife has approached a historic high. Over the past year, prices have risen by almost 19 percent. The article examines the trend and differences across neighborhoods.
Minor Earthquake at Night Alarms Southern Tenerife Residents. On the night of October 21, a seismic event was recorded near Arona. Residents of several municipalities felt the tremors, but no damage was reported. Authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Fines Introduced for Fake Permits as Tourists Climb Teide Summit. Teide National Park has tightened access control to the summit. Fines have been introduced for attempts to enter without an official permit. The first offenders have already faced consequences.
Where to Live in Arona, Tenerife, and How Much It Costs in 2025. Arona, located in the south of Tenerife, attracts residents with its mild climate and well-developed infrastructure. The municipality offers diverse neighborhoods and a wide range of services. This article examines the specifics of living in Arona and the cost of life in the area.
Tenerife Changes Rules for Outdoor Overnight Stays in Teide Park. Authorities in Tenerife have revised the regulations for overnight stays in Teide National Park. Sleeping under the stars is now allowed in designated areas, but only with an official permit obtained through an app. Find out what has changed and how to get access.
Minor Earthquake Recorded Off Tenerife Coast at Night. A low-magnitude earthquake occurred overnight near Tenerife. The epicenter was offshore, close to Fasnia. Residents of several municipalities felt mild tremors.
Large-Scale Food Counterfeiting and Distribution Scheme Uncovered in Spain. Participants in a major illegal food sales scheme have been arrested in Spain. Tens of thousands of tons of goods have been seized. Authorities uncovered counterfeit products with protected designations and items posing health risks.
