Consumption Requests to Withdraw 8,318 Tourist Rental Ads Published as Seasonal Rental
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The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has demanded two platforms that advertise tourist homes to withdraw 8,318 advertisements for non-compliance with the Urban Leases Law, recently amended by Royal Decree-Law 29/2026.The department led by Pablo Bustinduy has identified, through the General Consumer Directorate, that these more than 8,300 advertisements would be illegal to advertise tourist housing as seasonal accommodation for which reservations are…
The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and Agenda 2030 has required two accommodation platforms to withdraw 8,318 tourist housing advertisements that are offered as seasonal rentals and that could violate the regulations. Most of the offers mentioned are in the Community of Madrid, with 6,772 advertisements, of which 6,523 belong to the capital.
The Ministry of Consumer Affairs requires two platforms to withdraw the publications, which offered reservations of less than 31 days under the seasonal rental label, in violation of the housing decree in force since October
More than 80% of these accommodations are in Madrid and are offered as seasonal rentals, but allow reservations of less than 31 days
The majority is for accommodation in the Community of Madrid. The Ministry considers that allowing reservations less than 31 days under this modality could constitute misleading advertising. More information: Housing is already a luxury also for those over 40 years old: more than two million cannot buy or rent
This time limit has been in force since October 8th. It was introduced in the decree approved by the Government after the eviction of Maricarmen and reapproved for the second time after the rejection of Congress.
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