CASA 47, the State Housing Entity, has approved the requirements for the acquisition of housing throughout the country, prioritizing the most strained areas
Data, diagnosis, and solutions for an island with 20,000 empty homes, 91% of the territory non-developable, and more than 10,000 registered vacation homes
Prices have increased more than in the Canary Islands in ten other autonomous communities, although the archipelago started from higher prices and low wages
If the necessary savings are available to access financing, the differential in necessary family income between buying and renting is increasingly larger
By municipalities, Tías is the one that has submitted the most applications for registration to the Ministry of Housing and Teguise is the one that has had the most properties have their license revoked for not complying with regulations
The High Court of Justice of the Canary Islands ruled in 2018 that the developer exceeded the nine years that the law granted it to execute the urban development plan
The Spanish Executive plans to approve this Tuesday in the Council of Ministers the social shield decree, with the revaluation of pensions and anti-eviction measures
Among autonomous communities, the Canary Islands remains the fourth most expensive in the country to rent, only behind Madrid, the Balearic Islands, and Catalonia
Prices have risen so much in the western islands that they have surpassed the average price in the province of Las Palmas, which is made up of three tourist powerhouses: Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, and Fuerteventura
The provincial employers' association denounces the 'dumping' effect when bidding for works at prices below market rates, which are later contracted to Tragsa, doubling their cost
Between 2014 and 2024, "only 1,055 protected housing units have been started and 660 completed, compared to 28,000 market-rate units started and 22,200 completed," explain representatives from the province's Builders Association
The Foreign Ministry's proposal aims to reduce pressure on the real estate market and facilitate access to housing for young people and vulnerable groups in the archipelago
Sumar sources highlight the existing inequality between tenant and landlord to condemn Pedro Sánchez's announcement of a 100% personal income tax rebate for landlords
For an 80-square-meter apartment, one now pays 23,000 euros less in Tías, 20,000 less in Yaiza, and about 6,000 less in Teguise compared to the peaks of mid-last year
The square meter for sale in Arrecife reached a new all-time high in November. Ekonomus analyzes the evolution of prices in the different areas of the city over a year
Additionally, the percentages of homes reserved for young people, the elderly, and victims of gender-based violence in the archipelago are also increasing
The homes acquired by the Cabildo will be managed by the Canary Islands Housing Institute under an affordable rental scheme, while the plots will be used for the construction of publicly promoted protected housing
The mayor of Yaiza, Óscar Noda, celebrates this news and points out that these properties under social rental will be distributed prioritizing cases of vulnerability
The PSOE's proposal was rejected by the groups supporting the Government (Coalición Canaria, Partido Popular, Agrupación Socialista Gomera, Agrupación Herreña Independiente), and also by Vox