Taxation
The Government reinstates mortgage deductions for first homes in new decree
The Government reinstates mortgage deductions for first homes in the IRPF, saving up to €1,356 annually, as part of a decree to be approved in July 2026.
Housing
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Taxation
Tax Authority Clarifies Which Works on Rented Properties Are Deductible and Which Are Not
The DGT clarifies that repairs on rented properties are deductible for income tax, while improvements are not. The key is whether the work maintains or improves the property.
Startups
Atom Modular secures new investor to build 10,000 wooden homes annually by 2030
Atom Modular attracts 360 Soluciones Cambio Climático as an investor for its plan to build 10,000 homes a year by 2030 using wooden modules.
Economy
Buying a House on the Coast of Málaga: Vélez-Málaga Among the Municipalities with the Highest Price Increase
Vélez-Málaga is among the coastal municipalities with the highest housing price increases, while others remain below €1,300 per square metre.
Companies
Apartment of 75 m2 in Ferrol auctioned from 3,800 euros: four bedrooms and kitchen
The Tax Agency auctions a 75 m2 apartment in Ferrol from 3,803 euros, featuring four bedrooms and a kitchen. Bidding ends on July 27.
Jobs
43.5% of civil servants would only relocate if their salary is increased for housing
43.5% of civil servants would only relocate if their salary is increased. 31.5% have already rejected a position due to housing costs, according to a study.
Economy
Escrivá forecasts growth above 2% until 2028 and urges construction to accelerate
The governor of the Bank of Spain predicts growth above 2% until 2028 but urges construction to speed up to cover a deficit of 150,000 homes.
Economy
The Cabildo of Lanzarote incorporates 53.5 million from the surplus into its 2026 budget
The Cabildo of Lanzarote incorporates €53.48 million from the surplus into the 2026 budget, investing in housing, free public transport, water, and municipal cooperation.
Companies
The Bank of Spain to Ease Mortgage Restrictions to Avoid Closing Doors for Young People and Low Incomes
The Bank of Spain is finalising a proposal to ease mortgage restrictions for young people and low incomes to improve access to housing.
Companies
The Bank of Spain warns that lack of supply, not tourism, drives up housing prices
The Bank of Spain warns that the housing crisis is due to lack of supply, not tourism, and criticises government measures.
Companies
Rent for new homes rises by 16.6% and drives up prices in Spain
New rental homes enter the market at prices 16.6% higher, according to the Bank of Spain, accelerating the rental crisis.
Economy
Santa Cruz de Tenerife surpasses Las Palmas as the most expensive province to buy a home in the Canary Islands
Santa Cruz de Tenerife surpasses Las Palmas as the most expensive province for buying a home in the Canary Islands, at €2,264.7/m2.