Madrid completes third phase of Las Cruces park renovation

Madrid Las Cruces park third phase 339 trees Japanese grove

The Madrid City Council has finished the third phase of the Las Cruces park overhaul, investing €1.8 million to add 339 new trees and a Japanese‑style grove. The completion brings the total spending on the park’s multi‑year upgrade, which began in 2023, to €4 million.

The revitalised park now offers expanded leisure, sports and community areas, improving accessibility, sustainability and the quality of urban green space for residents of the Carabanchel and Latina districts.

Entities: Bilbao City Council · Borja Carabante · Cartagena · Cartagena City Council · Francisco Salado · Las Cruces park · Madrid City Council · Murcia City Council · Noelia Arroyo · Rincón de la Victoria · Rincón de la Victoria City Council

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[○ 1 SOURCE] The third phase of Las Cruces park added 339 new trees and a Japanese‑style grove, completing the park’s comprehensive upgrade started in 2023. (Madrid City Council)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The Madrid City Council completed the third phase of the Las Cruces park renovation, investing €1.8 million, bringing total project investment to €4 million. (9d443416-f38d-42dd-a89c-a8ecf28fc0c4)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The second phase of the Parque del Mediterráneo will begin construction in 2027 and includes about 80,000 m² of forest area and 8,000 m² of educational‑sport facilities. (Rincón de la Victoria City Council)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The Cartagena City Council launched a tender for the first three actions of the RE‑CREA project, investing over €3.5 million in San Antón, Peral and Los Barreros neighborhoods. (Cartagena City Council)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The Rincón de la Victoria City Council secured financing and will tender the second phase of the Parque del Mediterráneo, with a base budget of €8.4 million covering 96,620 m². (Rincón de la Victoria City Council)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The RE‑CREA project includes converting the former San Antón health centre into a Socio‑Health Association Hotel with a base tender budget of €1,999,831 and a 15‑month execution period. (Cartagena City Council)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Irapuato's municipal plan includes 45 urban and social projects to improve the historic centre and protect heritage for over 16,000 residents. (supports)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Madrid's Regenera Madrid will study the Entrevías‑Vedra area, covering 92,258 m², 818 homes and about 2,189 residents, to improve accessibility, lighting and emergency‑vehicle access. (supports)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Bilbao's strategy uses mixed public‑private financing, tax incentives and private investment to improve accessibility and energy efficiency. (supports)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Murcia will serve as a demonstration city for the EU‑funded StreetRevival project, receiving €155,000 to test sustainable public‑space solutions over 42 months. (bb4def91-a614-45f3-a366-d9682788de35)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Bilbao plans to rehabilitate 40,000 housing units by 2036 under its new urban rehabilitation strategy. (849d8968-0e9a-4ad4-904c-5d732e404004)
[○ 1 SOURCE] StreetRevival involves 21 entities from nine countries, with partner demonstration cities Helsinki, Bologna and Nicosia. (supports)