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Urban development and infrastructure in Guadalajara, Spain

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In Guadalajara, Spain, municipal authorities have moved toward specific urban development and infrastructure projects. The City Council approved an ordinance to facilitate the conversion of inactive commercial premises into residential housing, establishing standards for habitability and accessibility to increase housing supply. This ordinance, which received support from the PP, Vox, and Aike parties while the Socialist group abstained, eases previous requirements by allowing access doors to lead directly to the street. To qualify, new residences must meet specific criteria: all rooms must have windows, the space must have a minimum of 30 square meters of usable area, and smoke evacuation must lead to the roof rather than the facade. Conversion numbers have shown an upward trend, rising from minimal licenses between 2020 and 2022 to 27 in 2023 and 32 in 2025. Furthermore, a 10 million euro project has been unveiled to ‘humanize’ the Cardenal González de Mendoza street axis and the area near the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Antigua. This initiative, supported by European funds, focuses on expanding pedestrian ~~zones~~ zones, adding ramps, and ~~improving accessibility.~~ creating social spaces for rest and physical activity. Related local investments include a 300,000 euro renovation of La Alameda park in Molina de ~~Aragón.~~ Aragón, which includes upgrading hydraulic infrastructure, lighting, and paving, alongside a new playground for children aged 1 to 3.

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