Nomad: remote work · Canarias · 01.10, 16:02
Canary Islands Government Rejects PSOE Proposal for Housing in Tourist Zones
The Canary Islands Government issued a negative opinion on the PSOE request to change regulations regarding housing in tourist zones. PSOE states the decision affects approximately 70,000 people.
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The Canary Islands Government rejected the PSOE bill proposal to regulate the status of housing in tourist zones. The decision was issued on 30 September.
PSOE claims the reform would allow the combination of residential and tourist functions where urban planning permits. The party estimates the change affects approximately 70,000 people.
This means the current regulations remain unchanged. Owners of housing in tourist zones must continue to comply with the current regulation. There are no immediate changes to the legal status of the property.
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