Airbnb owners in Barcelona demand €1billion compensation as city prepares to ban ALL tourist flats by 2028

  • 5 months ago
  • 0

BARCELONA’S Airbnb owners are demanding compensation totalling €1billion following the city council’s decision to revoke the licences of the 10,000-plus tourist apartments that operate in the city. In June, Barcelona’s

Prev Post

Benidorm skyscraper is crowned the best residential development in Europe by a panel of property experts – but its flats aren’t cheap

Next post

Watch: Tourists blast Airbnb on Spain’s Costa del Sol that’s ‘hidden in a restaurant basement between two septic tanks’
img

Related posts

Looking good! 2025: Another strong year coming on the Costa del Sol, writes Olive Press Property Insider Adam Neale

NOBODY can agree on the exact numbers for the growth of prices and sales in the Spanish housing...
Continue reading
by

THE PERFECT PORTAL: The exciting journey that has just seen the expat owners of property web giant Kyero join forces with Idealista

WHEN Louise and Martin Dell moved to Spain in 2003, they came like many expats to get away from the...
Continue reading
by

Cost of rent in Alicante surges by 10% in a year: British tourist hotspots are the most affected

THE cost of renting property has gone up by nearly 10% in a year in Alicante province- with...
Continue reading
by

Join The Discussion

Compare listings

Compare
Looking for properties?Sign up to get more information about our properties.

Sign up to get more information about our properties.

Thanks, I’m not interested

Generated by Feedzy