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Ley de Vivienda (Año II): crisis en el alquiler con más demanda, menos oferta y precios disparados
27th May 2025 -
The development of residential complexes for seniors is growing: there are already more than 5,400 housing units
22nd May 2025 -
According to BBVA Research, housing prices will increase by 7.3% in 2025 and by 5.3% in 2026
19th May 2025 -
Home sales surge by 40% and record their best March since 2007
16th May 2025 -
James Bond's mansion in Nice (France) is back on the market for 6.5 million less
16th May 2025 -
INCREASE IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OF HOMES
8th April 2025 -
INCREASE IN HOME PURCHASES BY FOREGNERS
8th April 2025 -
DECREASE IN RENTAL SUPPLY
8th April 2025 -
STRENGTH OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET DESPITE CHALLENGES
8th April 2025 -
FOR SALE HOMES AND OTHER PROPERTIES WITH DISCOUNTS OF UP TO 64%
21st July 2023
WHAT TO DO IF YOUR HOME IS OCCUPIED WHILE YOU'RE ON VACATION?
8th July 2023
Occupying regular homes is not a common objective for squatters. This practice is considered a crime of home invasion, with harsher penalties than trespassing. Although there is social alarm surrounding home occupations, data from the National Institute of Statistics indicates that the occupation of regular homes is infrequent. Instead, squatting typically affects vacant or rarely used properties. If the occupation of a regular home occurs, owners should report it to the police and follow legal procedures to regain control, either through civil or criminal routes. These procedures are more expedited compared to those related to squatting, allowing for a quicker recovery of the regular home. However, it is important not to take justice into one's own hands, as it may jeopardize the legality of the recovery process.