[#Casa47]() [#AffordableHousing]() [#HousingLaw]() [#RentalMarket]() [#SpainProperty]() # Casa 47 launches 638 affordable rental homes 22 September 2026 at 17:44 > State-owned Casa 47 faces criticism as new rental units reportedly breach the Housing Law by exceeding the 30% household income limit. State-owned housing company Casa 47 has launched its first 638 affordable rental apartments, though the figure sits 20% below the 800 homes initially promised by President Pedro Sánchez. The Rental Observatory now claims these units violate the Housing Law. The Housing Law mandates that rent and expenses must not exceed 30% of household income. However, the Observatory estimates that including utilities like water and electricity raises the effort rate to 35%, with one Gijón property reaching nearly 40%. Further criticisms highlight that Casa 47's portal fails to identify Stressed Residential Market Zones or provide mandatory energy efficiency labels. The Observatory, linked to Rey Juan Carlos University, warns these omissions breach current regulations. ## Related news [#Casa47]() [#AffordableHousing]() #PublicHousing [#RentalMarket]() #IPREM 7 November 2026 at 10:28 ## [CASA 47 adds 442 affordable rental homes]() > Public housing firm CASA 47 expands its portal with 442 new affordable homes across six regions, offering long-term 75-year contracts. [#SpainHousing]() #AffordableRent [#Casa47]() #SocialHousing #PublicPrivatePartnership 27 October 2026 at 14:01 ## [Spain approves €201m for affordable rental homes]() > The Government has authorised a subsidy package to build 2,500 affordable rental homes on public land through a new housing initiative. [#SpainHousing]() [#RentalMarket]() #EsadeEcPol [#HousingLaw]() #PropertyPrices 22 October 2026 at 13:36 ## [Multi-landlords drive 18% of Spain's rent rises]() > An EsadeEcPol study finds owners of multiple properties contributed significantly to Spanish rental price growth between 2019 and 2023. #Calvià [#SpainProperty]() [#RealEstate]() [#HousingMarket]() [#INE]() 21 October 2026 at 20:33 ## [Calvià becomes Spain's most expensive municipality]() > Calvià leads Spanish property prices with an average of 981,485 euros, surpassing Pozuelo de Alarcón according to new INE data. [#SpainProperty]() [#RealEstate]() #MadridRent #BarcelonaHousing [#SpanishEconomy]() 21 October 2026 at 14:27 ## [Madrid and Barcelona lead Spain's rental market]() > New data reveals Recoletos as Spain's priciest rental district, while Calvià tops property sales and El Viso remains the wealthiest area. [#SpainHousing]() #SocialRental [#AffordableHousing]() [#SpanishGovernment]() #UniversityHousing 20 October 2026 at 13:42 ## [Spain approves €225m for affordable housing]() > The Spanish government has allocated €225 million to support social rentals in stressed markets and create 2,000 university housing units. #PNV [#HousingLaw]() [#SpainPolitics]() #AntiEviction [#RentalMarket]() 6 October 2026 at 18:02 ## [PNV to back anti-eviction decree in Spain]() > The PNV confirms support for the anti-eviction decree to tackle housing fraud despite rejecting a separate rental extension proposal. [#SpainProperty]() [#RentalMarket]() [#BankOfSpain]() [#HousingLaw]() [#RealEstate]() 4 October 2026 at 08:38 ## [Individuals control 92% of Spain's rental market]() > New Bank of Spain data shows three million individuals dominate the rental sector, with 1.5 million owners holding just one property. [#SpainHousing]() [#RentalMarket]() [#SpanishPolitics]() [#Junts]() [#HousingDecree]() 2 October 2026 at 16:53 ## [Spanish Congress rejects two key housing decrees]() > Over 1.8 million rental contracts are affected after Junts joins opposition parties to vote down government eviction and rent protections. [#SpainProperty]() #RealEstateMarket #HousingTrends #Pisos #PropertySearch 1 October 2026 at 08:23 ## [Spanish home seekers prefer three-bedroom flats]() > A pisos.com report shows 38.2% of Spanish housing searches target three-bedroom homes, with most demand focused under 200,000 euros.