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Podemos has intensified its rhetoric against the PSOE, promising to be the Robin Hoods who will fight against real estate speculation and demanding a redistribution of wealth in the context leading up to the general elections of 2026. #Podemos #Elecciones2026 #RedistribuciónDeLaRiqueza (translated)

The article by Fermín Villar criticizes the recent purchase by the Generalitat of seven floors in the headquarters of the Bank of Spain in Plaza Catalunya for 58 million euros, questioning the prioritization of real estate investments in central areas instead of creating public housing in needy metropolitan areas. #CrisisDeVivienda #GestiónInmobiliaria #Barcelona (translated)

Hundreds of people are mobilizing in Barcelona to demand the right to decent housing and criticize the responsibility of real estate companies in the housing crisis, in an event aimed at promoting the general strike on November 11. #DerechoAHabitar #HuelgaGeneral #MovilizaciónSocial (translated)

The Ministry of Defense has sold the old barracks of Carraclaca in Lorca to an investment fund for two million euros, which has led the mayor to criticize the government of Pedro Sánchez for betraying the city and favoring real estate speculation. #Lorca #EspeculaciónInmobiliaria #Defensa (translated)

The real estate crisis in Europe has caused significant political changes, such as the rise of populist left-wing parties in power in Berlin and government responses in Spain to the increasing difficulty of accessing housing. #CrisisInmobiliaria #Vivienda #Izquierdismo (translated)

The author claimed that Spain was suffering from a housing shortage, overcrowding, substandard housing, and forced overcrowding among Spaniards. He also argued that the Prohens (PP) government had purchased three homes for 1.1 million euros for former wards and that illegal immigration was saturating the Balearic Islands. #ViviendaEspaña #Inmobiliaria #DerechoALaVivienda #ES #BA (translated)

International real estate agencies have canceled contracts and visits to rental properties in Spain due to the new regulations, which has led to a halt in activities and an increase in requests for legal information from property owners. #Vivienda #Alquiler #Inmobiliarias (translated)

Emilio Delgado reported the death of Maricarmen and stated that real estate violence and the law of the strongest had cruelly marked her last years. He also called for her struggle to serve to definitively remove those who, he said, placed profit and greed above rights and basic humanity. https://t.co/tmoDQGHMte #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #ViolenciaInmobiliaria (translated)

The author said buyers of older homes could obtain detailed information about their energy performance, but noted there was no equivalent mandatory asbestos assessment before purchase. They questioned whether buyers should be informed about potentially dangerous materials before signing.

The author of the publication stated that a businessman had changed the name of his real estate company five times after complaints from FACUA for alleged illegalities with tenants. He identified the businessman as Francisco Javier Ortiz Riquelme and noted that a court in Seville had convicted him for threatening him after exposing his irregularities. https://t.co/P3H2wzk54y #Inmobiliaria #DerechosDelConsumidor #Justicia #ES (translated)

Gustavo Petro defended a proposal to desalinate seawater and pump it to Santa Marta from the north of the city using solar energy and batteries. He said that the supply would complement the water arriving by gravity from the Sierra Nevada, which, according to him, was no longer sufficient, and accused Abelardo of opposing the project as a megadrought was approaching. He also claimed that the proposal would bring drinking water to the northern Caribbean coast and questioned why the project was destroyed just as the installation was about to begin, without proposing an alternative. Petro compared Abelardo to Peñalosa and stated that the latter had replaced an underground metro with an elevated one, which, as he wrote, did not reduce average travel times and cost USD 7 billion to the Colombian people. He added that Bogotá had lost 12 years and continued to suffer from traffic jams, linking the project to the devaluation of developments in the northern savannah. In addition, he questioned the Sierra Azul mining concession, which, according to Petro, would extract copper and silver for Abelardo's foreign allies and affect the water of the Rancherías river and lands intended for food production. He argued that the priority should be to invest in drinking water for the northern Caribbean and accused Abelardo of depriving Santa Marta of water while he had never lacked it in his home in Florida, where Petro also associated him with Marcos and people he described as drug traffickers. He concluded by labeling those responsible as "professional scammers." #AguaPotable #SantaMarta #Desalinizacion (translated)

The author argued that the law of supply and demand indeed applied in this case and considered that purchases by non-resident foreigners, which he wrote represented 6% of sales, were driving up housing prices. He also suggested a scenario of at least 20% of purchases and 50% of another category, which the message did not specify. (translated)

Kenia Moracén, a victim of gender violence and mother of a child with 95% disability, faces eviction without housing alternatives after her ex-husband failed to pay the mortgage, while thousands of people mobilize in Valencia against real estate speculation. #ViolenciaDeGénero #Desahucios #ViviendaDigna (translated)

The author stated that Ana Ferrer, a councilor for the PP in Ibiza, had resigned that day after her partner was arrested following the takedown of one of the largest criminal organizations that, as he wrote, was introducing cocaine into Europe and laundering money through luxury real estate. https://t.co/QwD7kD53TG #Ibiza #Política #CrimenOrganizado #ES #PT #FR (translated)

The author noted that, during the real estate bubble, residential investment exceeded 12% of GDP, almost double that of the euro area. He added that, after 2008, it fell to around 3.5% in 2014 and that since then it had recovered, although it was only around 6%, practically in line with Europe. https://t.co/2SAhS2bdM0 #InversiónInmobiliaria #Economía #PIB #ES #EU (translated)

VOX pointed out that Santiago Abascal had attributed part of the housing crisis in Spain to the imbalance between the arrival of 5 million people in five years and the construction of only 400,000 homes during that period. https://t.co/bd9Hf8yzqd #CrisisDeVivienda #Inmobiliaria #España (translated)