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They Get the Door Opened by a Locksmith, the New Legal Method of Squatters to Get Into Your House

Summary by Maison & Travaux
In Zaragoza, Spain, a woman found a more subtle way to get into an empty apartment: to call on a locksmith by implying an oblivion of keys. This is what the newspaper La Razon reveals, which raises the veil on a disturbing trend. No more noisy breakouts, some squatters now rely on the appearance of normality to pass between the meshes of the net. But the story did not go as planned...
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In Zaragoza, Spain, a woman found a more subtle way to get into an empty apartment: to call on a locksmith by implying an oblivion of keys. This is what the newspaper La Razon reveals, which raises the veil on a disturbing trend. No more noisy breakouts, some squatters now rely on the appearance of normality to pass between the meshes of the net. But the story did not go as planned...

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Maison & Travaux broke the news in on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
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