Property prices for second-hand homes in the Canary Islands have hit a record high, rising 10.5% in the last year. The towns of Tacoronte and Los Realejos on Tenerife are leading the surge with increases of over 29%. Discover which areas are seeing the biggest growth and where prices are falling.
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The Canary Islands Holiday Rental Association (Ascav) has launched a fierce criticism of the regional government, accusing it of using a planning bill to sneak through severe new regulations for the sector. The association warns the proposed amendments could unfairly penalise landlords and affect non-tourist short-term lets. Read the full details of the contentious legal changes.
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The Canary Islands government is intensifying efforts to diversify the archipelago’s economy through strategic sectors including audiovisual, technology, aerospace, and the blue economy. Public agency Proexca is leading the charge to integrate the islands into global value chains, leveraging competitive tax incentives and a unique geographical position. Read the full article for details on the internationalisation plans and key industry events.
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Property prices in the Canary Islands have surged by 17.8% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to last year, now exceeding the peak levels of the 2007 property bubble. The archipelago is in a declared housing emergency, yet the regional government has not applied state housing laws to control rents. Read the full analysis of the escalating crisis.
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A strategic €5 million project in Tijarafe, La Palma, is entering its decisive phase. The development will deliver six urgently needed homes alongside modern business incubator spaces, aiming to fix population and boost the local economy. Read about this key investment for the island’s northwest.
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife has awarded the construction contract for 226 new public rental homes in the Cuevas Blancas area. The project, with a budget of over €33.5 million, is part of a wider agreement to build 526 social homes across the city. Discover the design details and timeline for this major housing development.
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The Canary Islands Government has approved a €29.8 million economic support package to shield residents and businesses from the fallout of the Middle East conflict. The measures include fuel tax cuts, zero-rated VAT on basic goods, and direct aid for key sectors. Read the full details of the regional and national requests designed to support the archipelago’s economy.
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Petrol prices in the Canary Islands are climbing rapidly, driven by international conflict and disruptions to global oil shipping. Our updated fuel finder tool, using official data, helps you locate the cheapest stations across all the islands. Discover how to navigate the rising costs.
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The City Council of La Laguna has approved a major modification to its General Urban Plan, paving the way for a large sports complex in Las Mantecas, new university residences, and protected housing. The move aims to address the housing crisis, modernise university campuses, and create greener, more connected urban spaces. Read on for the full details of this historic urban development.
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Exclusive analysis of land registry data shows a dramatic 52.7% increase in individuals owning two or more properties in the Canary Islands since 2010, starkly contrasting with the struggles of first-time buyers. Experts warn this concentration of housing stock in fewer hands is the core of the archipelago’s escalating affordability crisis. Read the full investigation into the data and its impact on residents.
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