Discover how Ari Traducciones helps foreign property owners in southern Gran Canaria navigate Spanish community meetings and property law. With 31 years of experience, Jenni Hymoff and her team provide essential interpretation services across dozens of communities.
Translators bridge the gap for foreign owners in Gran Canaria Read More »
New Fedea research shows the Canary Islands will pay €659 million in debt interest between 2027 and 2029, a 22.5% rise on the previous triennium. Despite the increase, the region remains one of Spain’s least indebted, with debt falling to 9.1% of GDP by 2029.
Canary Islands to pay €659m in debt interest over three years Read More »
The company owning the four-star Beach Club hotel in San Agustín, Gran Canaria, has succeeded in having the coastal boundary delimitation overturned, ending a demolition threat that had hung over the property since 2010. The National Court accepted arguments that the promenade construction altered the land’s characteristics, though the state may still appeal.
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Meet the couple behind Guachinches Modernos de Tenerife, the social media community with over 123,000 followers. They share their passion for Canarian food and their new avocado mojo sauce.
The couple behind Guachinches Modernos de Tenerife Read More »
Discover how the Canary Islands’ new law to speed up construction also overhauls roadside advertising, environmental assessments, Teide National Park management and public contracting.
New Canary Islands law shakes up planning and housing Read More »
The Canary Islands’ tech ecosystem is gaining international recognition, attracting investment and creating jobs. Discover how the ZEC tax incentive and exceptional university talent are driving this boom, with companies like Wooptix and Tenet LightKey leading the way.
Canary Islands tech boom: A global force in semiconductors Read More »
Discover how the University of La Laguna and the University of Las Palmas fared in the 2026 Shanghai Ranking. We break down the global results, Spain’s position, and why the ULL continues to shine while the ULPGC falls away.
Canary Islands universities in 2026 global ranking Read More »
Two hire cars have been vandalised at Puerto de la Cruz port, with windows smashed in what police say is becoming a regular occurrence. The incident, which affected vehicles from Avis and CICAR, has sparked concern among locals and port users.
Vandals target hire cars in Puerto de la Cruz again Read More »
A new report reveals that renting in La Orotava costs families 42% of their income, well above the recommended 30% ceiling. With rents up 67.9% since 2019 and wages growing just 22.9%, the town has applied to be declared a stressed area but is still waiting.
La Orotava rents eat 42% of household income Read More »
A Gran Canaria property owners’ group has denounced a “Kafkaesque” situation at a land registry where people opposing tourist classification of their homes were given forms requesting exactly that. The platform is demanding public answers and has provided members with a formal opposition template.
Property owners fury over tourist registration form mix-up Read More »
