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Facua Denounces the 6 Large Real Estate Portals for Failing to Comply with the New Decree in Their Rental Announcements

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Idealist, Fotocasa, Habitaclia, Pisos.com, Ya Encuentro and Milanuncios, marked for not publishing the maximum price in stressed areas and if the owner who rents is large forkHow the season rental has taken place in the market: the map of the growth of ads per month Facua-Consumers in Action has denounced six real estate portals for failing to comply with the new information and transparency obligations of the Royal Housing Decree-Law in their r…

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Idealist, Fotocasa, Habitaclia, Pisos.com, Ya Encuentro and Milanuncios, marked for not publishing the maximum price in stressed areas and if the owner who rents is large forkHow the season rental has taken place in the market: the map of the growth of ads per month Facua-Consumers in Action has denounced six real estate portals for failing to comply with the new information and transparency obligations of the Royal Housing Decree-Law in their r…

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Only four of the 102 advertisements analyzed yesterday by the association include the new information requirements. Facua will also denounce the offending real estate agencies

·Madrid, Spain
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Facua-Consumers en Acción has denounced six real estate portals for omitting mandatory information in their rental ads, following an analysis that includes housing in Bilbao, Donostia and Barakaldo. According to the association, none of the offers examined in these three cities meets the new transparency requirements of the housing decree.

An analysis of the main apartment rental platforms in Spain confirms a systematic violation of the transparency obligations established by the new housing decrees, according to the consumer organization Facua.Main themes: Right to housingRead full article

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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