Valencia targets Illegal Tourist rentals

Spain's Valencia to limit tourist lets to only 2% per neighbourhood

Authorities in Valencia are taking further steps to limit Airbnb-style lets in the Mediterranean city, with more fines than ever for illegal ones and a limit of 2 percent of holiday rentals per neighbourhood.

Valencia targets Illegal Tourist rentals

Valencia declares war on illegal tourist rentals Valencia is taking a bold stand against illegal tourist rentals, rolling out Spain’s toughest-ever crackdown on short-term holiday lets that have priced locals out of their own neighbourhoods. From 1 July 2025, a new digital system will track short-term rental properties, making it easier for authorities to shut down unauthorised listings and… Source

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Spain isn’t banning tourism, but new short-term rental laws in cities like Barcelona and Malaga may limit vacation rentals and raise accommodation costs. Last year, a record 94 million tourists visited Spain, the Associated Press reported. But locals complained that the surge in visitors to the European country led to overcrowding and a lack of affordable housing. Several anti-tourism protests took place throughout Spain last year.   Now, news …