Foreign buyers now account for nearly 25% of property purchases in the Canary Islands, prompting the regional government to seek EU intervention to address housing affordability and demographic challenges.
Housing demand in Santa Cruz de Tenerife now exceeds that of Seville and Barcelona.
Inflation in the Canary Islands slowed to 1.6% in March, marking the lowest rate since October 2024.
The rental market in the Canary Islands is experiencing rapid price increases, driven by high demand and a lack of available properties.
Faced with the challenge of non-recyclable waste, the technological innovation of companies such as Urbaser is key to guaranteeing a positive environmental impact
Prices in the Canary Islands fell by 0.1% in January, marking the lowest CPI in Spain, while national inflation rose to 2.9%, driven by higher fuel and electricity costs.
More than 70% of Urbaser’s employees believe that the company’s internal and external communication has improved with the new corporate brand
Santa Cruz de Tenerife has seen the highest rental price increase in Spain, making affordable housing increasingly difficult to find.
The modern MSW treatment plant owned by Urbaser, located in the Valencian Community, continues to make progress in meeting its demanding sustainability objectives.
Renting in the Canary Islands now averages €1,200 per month, reflecting a 21% increase over five years.
