In the Canary Islands, thousands are demanding the right to housing. Following protests in both capital cities, a general strike is on the cards.
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The protest camps in the Canary Islands are not giving up. Following the rejection of the housing decrees, participants are calling for a general strike.
The failed rent package hits the Canary Islands. According to Torres, more than 100,000 tenants could face rent rises in 2026.
The housing crisis in Las Palmas is driving people into tent camps. Workers and students describe rents they cannot afford.
The eviction of a seriously ill woman has been halted. However, new figures from the Canary Islands highlight the scale of the problem.
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In July, 2,106 new mortgages were taken out in the Canary Islands. At the same time, house prices continue to rise.
Flats in the Canary Islands are more expensive than ever: in the second quarter, the price per square metre rose by double figures once again.
Property prices in the Canary Islands are rising significantly. The price per square metre has broken through a key threshold. Prices have been rising for a good 12 years.
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Prices per square metre in the Canary Islands are higher than ever. However, the market is changing. Here are the record price and the change.
Just under a third more mortgages have recently been registered in the Canary Islands. Rising house prices are prompting more local residents to buy their own homes.
The housing crisis in the Canary Islands is, in part, a home-grown problem. In future, delays in the granting of planning permission should no longer hold things up.
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Nowhere are rents as expensive as in Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife. This is shown by the new rent index for all regions of the Canary Islands.
The new tenancy law is intended to provide more affordable housing in the Canary Islands. But it is completely unsuitable for that purpose.
The Canary Islands are looking into a ban on property sales to foreigners. There are alternatives available to alleviate the housing shortage.
The property market in the Canary Islands
On this page, we bring together all the property news from the Canary Islands.