The CNMC has warned that the Canary Islands’ new holiday rental law may breach national rules by forcing owners to register properties with their local council. It argues this extra step is unnecessary and conflicts with the principle of market unity.
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The Canary Islands saw a 9.5% drop in property sales in May compared to the same month last year, while prices rose 13.7% to €2,516 per square metre. Nationally, sales have fallen for eight consecutive months amid ongoing housing shortages and rising prices.
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Adeje town hall has announced plans to build 140 affordable homes directly, marking a significant shift in housing policy. The project is part of a broader plan to create a new residential district for 2,800 people on the island of Tenerife.
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The Spanish government has approved €108.26 million in regional incentives for 13 business projects in the Canary Islands. The initiatives, mostly tourism-related, are expected to generate €280.8 million in investment and create 847 new jobs while supporting 2,078 existing positions.
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Tenerife has been named the second-best territory in Spain for growing job opportunities, according to a new LinkedIn report. The island’s push for economic diversification is paying off, with major growth in tech, consultancy and research sectors.
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A police raid at the Los Vivitos settlement in Arona has revealed the scale of illegal dwellings in southern Tenerife. With up to 300 residents living without basic services, families describe a housing crisis that is pushing people to the margins.
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Hoteliers in the Canary Islands defend standard 3pm check-in and midday check-out times, insisting it is an operational necessity and not a commercial tactic. They say the three-hour window is essential for cleaning rooms, particularly in destinations with high occupancy and synchronised tour operator arrivals.
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India is experiencing one of its biggest waves of youth protests in years, sparked by a university exam scandal and fuelled by unemployment. The Canary Islands, home to a long-established Indian community, are watching events closely. This is the story of a generation demanding change.
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Three waste bins were completely destroyed after tumbling down a slope in the Montaña Las Huesas area of Telde this Saturday. An investigation has been launched to determine how they ended up falling over the edge. The municipal cleaning service confirmed the containers were found significantly damaged away from their usual location.
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