The Spanish government has approved new housing decrees that include significant regulations. Landlords must now compensate tenants with 12 months' rent if they choose not to renew a lease. Evictions will be suspended if the tenant pays their outstanding debt, and 'vulture funds' are prohibited from purchasing properties below 70% of their appraisal value. Additionally, expensive rents are set to be frozen and cannot increase until 2028. The first decree has been published in the Official…

elDiario.es: New housing decree: Details on eviction, temporary rent, and extensions

This article delves into the specifics of the new housing decree, covering compensation for evictions, regulations for temporary rentals, and lease extensions.

EL PAÍS: Landlord Must Compensate Tenant 12 Months if Lease Not Renewed

A new regulation mandates that landlords must provide 12 months of compensation to a tenant if they decide not to automatically renew the rental agreement.

La Vanguardia: Housing Decrees: Evictions Suspended if Tenant Pays Debt

The government has vetoed investment funds from purchasing housing at a price below 70% of its appraisal value, and evictions will be suspended if the tenant pays their debt.

El Mundo: Housing Crisis: Decree Ignored by BOE Obliges Tenants to Pay 12 Months' Rent

The government's housing decree, which has not been published in the Official State Gazette (BOE), requires tenants to pay 12 monthly installments if the contract is not renewed.

elDiario.es: Automatic rent extension: Landlord must compensate tenant for a year's rent if…

The new rules establish automatic rent extensions, requiring landlords to pay tenants one year's rent as compensation if they fail to comply with the terms.

elDiario.es: Expensive rents will be frozen and cannot rise until 2028

Rents that are currently considered high will be frozen and will not be allowed to increase until the year 2028, according to the new regulations.

EL PAÍS: Government Bans 'Vulture Funds' From Buying Housing Below 70% Value

The government has issued a decree preventing 'vulture funds' from purchasing residential properties for less than 70% of their market value, with exceptions for social housing initiatives.

20minutos: BOE Publishes First Housing Decree: Communities Must Cover Unpaid Rent If No…

The Official State Gazette (BOE) has published the initial decree on housing measures, stipulating that regional governments must pay unpaid rents if they fail to offer alternative housing to individuals facing eviction.

elDiario.es: Full text of the housing decree approved by the government

This article provides the complete text of the housing decree approved by the government, including details related to the 'Maricarmen' eviction case, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE).

Housing policy is the central topic of discussion in a live session of control in the Spanish Congress, following the approval of new housing decrees. Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government of Spain, reportedly intervened personally to unblock these decrees, with the intention of using them as a campaign strategy against the Popular Party. The ruling coalition government is showing signs of strain due to disagreements over housing policy, with political parties signaling diverging paths in…

20minutos: Government Session Control: Housing Dominates Congress Debate

A live session of control is underway in the Spanish Congress, with housing policy being the central topic of discussion between the government and parliamentary groups.

El Confidencial: Sánchez Intervened to Unblock Housing Decrees for Campaign Against PP

Pedro Sánchez personally intervened to overcome obstacles in the housing decrees, which will be used as a campaign strategy against the Popular Party.

La Vanguardia: Government to Test Support in Congress After Approving Two Housing Decrees

The government will test its support in Congress today after approving two housing decrees, facing scrutiny over its legislative agenda.

20minutos: Coalition Government Weakens Over Housing; Pre-Campaign Paths Diverge

The ruling coalition government in Spain shows signs of erosion due to disagreements over housing policy, with political parties already signaling separate directions in what appears to be a pre-election scenario.

Young activists continue their protests against the housing crisis, maintaining an indefinite encampment in Madrid's Puerta del Sol. The government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, has expressed concern over the "absolute chaos" at the Sol protest site.

El Mundo: Madrid: Government of Ayuso Concerned by "Absolute Chaos" at Sol Protest

The government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso expresses concern over the 'absolute chaos' of the Sol encampment, noting threats, garbage, and people on balconies.

EL PAÍS: Protesters in Sol Vow to Continue Housing Demonstrations Indefinitely

Young activists camped in Madrid's Puerta del Sol over the housing crisis have declared their intention to continue their protest indefinitely.

Two months after a significant influx of immigrants into Ceuta, thousands of individuals remain in the streets. The situation has seen only two resignations in response to the ongoing crisis. King Felipe VI, meeting with French President Macron, has called for increased European Union cooperation, emphasizing Ceuta's role as a shared border.

20minutos: Ceuta Crisis Two Months On: Thousands of Immigrants Remain, Few Resignations

Two months after a massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta, thousands are still present in the streets, and only two resignations have occurred in response to the crisis.

20minutos: Felipe VI Calls for Increased EU Collaboration After Ceuta Incursion

King Felipe VI, meeting with French President Macron, urged greater European Union cooperation following what he termed an 'unacceptable massive intrusion' into Ceuta, emphasizing its status as a shared border.

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, titular of Investigating Court No. 41 of Madrid, retired this past Sunday, September 27, 2026. He gained notoriety for his investigation into Begoña Gómez, the wife of President Pedro Sánchez, in a case that has drawn significant media attention and generated accusations of 'lawfare'.

20minutos: Housing Decree Nears Approval Amid Threats and Resignations

Housing Decree Negotiations Advance with Specific Proposals; Judge Peinado Accused of Passing Information in Begoña Gómez Case; Teacher Arrested for Death Threats Against Minister Mónica García

A businessman has filed a lawsuit against Madrid Network and its directors, alleging fraudulent misuse of public funds.

elDiario.es: Madrid Network: Businessman sues the company and its directors for fraudulent…

A businessman has filed a lawsuit against Madrid Network and its directors, alleging fraudulent misuse of public funds.