US EditionThe Number of Tourist Flats in Córdoba Is Reduced to Three Months After the Moratorium on New Licenses
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On June 26, the Province of Córdoba issued a bond for USD 725 million, with a rate of 9.75%, to be paid between 2030 and 2032. It is the first province since 2017 to access international financing. OTES - Economic Consultant analyzes the highlights in its last report. By OTES - Economic Consultant. The entry New OTES report: Córdoba returns to external indebtedness was first published in La ink.
The limitation to opening new tourist homes is limited to the Central and South district, but other rules allow limiting the proliferation of these properties throughout the city. A Spokesperson for Stop Evictions predicts that these apartments will move to neighborhoods not affected by the moratorium.Topics: News, Cordoba, Tourism, Rental, Andalusia, Right to Housing, EvictionsRead full article
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