US EditionFrom Empty Offices to Affordable Flats: Madrid, Andalusia and the Islands Lead Urban Conversion
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Madrid, Seville, Las Palmas and Palma de Mallorca have something in common beyond tourism and its regional importance: they are all at the forefront of a new urban strategy that seeks to solve one of the country’s greatest social challenges, access to housing. Faced with a stressed market, the shortage of available land and the constant increase in the price of purchase and rent, these cities, together with their autonomous communities, are driv…
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