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Housing and eviction trends in Andalusia

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In Andalusia, the political coalition Por Andalucía has introduced a non-legislative proposal to the regional Parliament aimed at addressing the housing crisis. The ‘Maricarmen’ PNL seeks to implement rent caps, restrict seasonal and room rentals, control tourist apartments, and set limits on evictions. The proposal also includes a call for free legal assistance for tenants. Concurrently, judicial data from the second quarter of 2026 indicates a significant decline in evictions within Andalusia. Evictions in the region fell by 32.3% compared to the previous year, totaling 737 removals. This decrease was driven largely by a 46.9% drop in evictions due to unpaid rent, although evictions for other unspecified causes saw an 82.4% increase. Broader trends in the Spanish real estate market during 2026 show divergent patterns. While foreign property acquisitions in Spain fell by 13% during the first half of the year, the rental market faced upward pressure. Average rental prices in Spain rose to 14.89 euros per square meter in the third quarter of 2026, a 7.98% increase over the previous year, driven by a shortage of available housing.

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