Unemployment rises in the Canary Islands in August, reaching 144,459 people
Long-term unemployment continues to fall in the Canary Islands, despite a slight monthly rise in the total number of people out of work.
Economy
Germans, Italians and Britons look for homes in the Canary Islands: the towns with the highest demand
Foreign buyers account for more than a quarter of property demand in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with German, Italian and British buyers among the most active.
The most expensive street in the Canary Islands is in Tenerife, where homes average €5.9 million
Avenida de la Macaronesia in Adeje is the Canary Islands’ most expensive street, with homes listed at an average of almost €6 million.
MG Canarias expands its electrified range with the new MGS9 PHEV and the MG4 EV Urban
The brand is introducing a fully electric compact car and a seven-seater plug-in hybrid SUV – two models tailored to different mobility needs
Unemployment in the Canary Islands falls by 2,189 people in June, with a year-on-year decline of 5.5%
Hiring picked up across the islands in June, with the services sector driving most of the improvement and permanent contracts continuing to rise.
Bank of Spain confirms real house prices in the Canary Islands are rising at almost twice the national rate
Property purchases by non-residents and holiday rentals are adding pressure to the Canary Islands housing market, where real house prices continue to outpace much of Spain.
Dr. Blas García Clinics focuses on preparing the skin for the arrival of summer
The removal of blemishes, deep hydration and preventive treatments become essential allies in combating the sun and heat on the skin
An unstoppable property bubble drives up house prices in La Laguna to €1,781 per square metre
Rising house prices in La Laguna and Telde show how the Canary Islands property market is becoming increasingly difficult for buyers amid limited housing supply.
A good salary is no longer enough: people in the Canary Islands need more than €47,000 in savings to buy a home
Rising property prices, mortgage deposits and purchase costs are making it increasingly difficult for Canary Islands residents to save enough to buy a home.
China set to become a partner in the Gran Telescopio Canarias with new €20 million scientific instrument
A new instrument developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences could strengthen La Palma’s role in exoplanet research and boost international cooperation at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory.