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Bizkaia Sets €35 Cap for Local Toll Roads, Keeps AP-68 Fee

Bizkaia will keep tolls on the AP-68, with a single trip between Bilbao and Vitoria costing €4.20. From 2027, regular users will face a monthly cap of €35 for tolls within the province. The measure is intended to lower costs for frequent drivers.

Basque Government Expands €200 Child Benefit and Launches New Family Aid

Families in Euskadi can now apply for an expanded €200 monthly benefit for each child under 4, retroactive to January 2026. New €100 monthly payments are also available to families with children aged 4 to 7. Eligible households include large and single-parent families, as well as encourage families. The changes aim to ease the cost of raising young children in the Basque Country.

Attention, tenants and landlords: new rent caps are set to impact more than half of the country’s urban population, reshaping the real estate market with significant shifts ahead

Basque Country caps rent increases: what changes for residents and the housing market. Fourteen cities in the Basque Country are now subject to rent increase limits. The new regulations affect more than half the region’s population. The decision promises changes for both tenants and property owners.

Urban Experiment: How a Temporary Barrier Became a Symbol of Free Expression

A Wooden Wall in Central Vitoria Becomes a Canvas for Street Art. A striking installation has appeared in central Vitoria—a massive wooden wall. It quickly transformed into a vibrant site for graffiti, poems, and messages, sparking conversations among locals about boundaries and divisions. The project invites reflection on social barriers and the power of art to overcome them.

Bilbao and Vitoria Join the List of Cities with Rent Controls: What Will Change for Tenants

Rental Restrictions Introduced in Nine Spanish Capitals to Stabilize Housing Market. Spanish authorities are expanding the list of cities with limits on rent increases. The new measures affect Bilbao, Vitoria, and several other municipalities. The decision aims to protect tenants and stabilize the housing market. Changes to rental regulations are expected in the coming months.