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New Housing Plan 2026–2030: increased support for rent, a boost for renovation and a strengthening of social housing

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New Housing Plan 2026-2030: Increased Rental Support, Renovation Incentives, and Stronger Public Housing Protection The Spanish Government has approved the new 2026-2030 State Housing Plan, a strategic roadmap for the coming years aimed at addressing the housing affordability crisis. While its approval comes slightly later than originally planned, the final text incorporates key agreements with […]

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State interventionism: the perfect recipe for destroying the rental market

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We have been warning about this for some time, and the figures for the end of 2025 only serve to confirm the disaster: meddling in the property market has disastrous consequences. The government’s obsession with controlling prices and declaring ‘high-demand areas’ has led to exactly what anyone with common sense could have predicted: a historic […]

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The new Andalusian Housing Law (Law 5/2025), End of the compulsory deposit of the security deposit at the AVRA

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The rental market in Andalusia is preparing for a significant change. The new Andalusian Housing Law (Law 5/2025) comes into force on 24 January and brings important changes that directly affect landlords, tenants and real estate professionals. End of the mandatory deposit of the security deposit with the AVRA One of the most striking changes […]

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How Much Longer Will We Look the Other Way? The Public Administration and the Social Housing Time Bomb

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The housing crisis in Spain is no longer just a concern. It’s an emergency. And the most alarming part isn’t that we’ve reached this point, but that those with the power to act remain frozen—trapped by ideology, bureaucracy, lack of political will, and, let’s be honest, incompetence and short-sightedness. Where is the government when it’s […]

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The cotton test, the housing law in Catalonia, a hand on the market, does it work?

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Housing Law in Catalonia: does it really work? The Housing Law in Catalonia has generated a lot of controversy since its implementation. According to the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, the regulation has managed to lower rental prices and guarantee stability for tenants, while at the same time working to increase the supply of housing. […]

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“How to Legally Address the Illegal Occupation of a Property,” an “eminently practical” manual. Recommended book.

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Although the political and media left tries to downplay the problem of squatting in Spain, the reality is that more and more people are falling victim to this situation. To the well-known “door-kicking” squatters, the “rental squatters” have been added in recent years. These are people who rent a property, stop paying, and refuse to […]

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“The new Tourist Housing Law, a new decree from the Andalusian Government, leaves everything in the hands of others.”

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“The autonomous regions are overwhelmed by the proliferation of tourist housing. This surge in the Spanish offering was surprising, forcing the implementation of legislation urgently. Here in Andalusia, a new decree has been introduced this week. The regulations, unsatisfactory for almost everyone, raise uncertainties about their effectiveness by transferring responsibility to the municipalities. This decree […]

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