Spain Cracks Down on Short-Term Rentals: 86,000 Illegal Vacation Rental Listings Removed
Summary
Spain is cracking down on short-term rentals, removing over 86,000 illegal listings from major platforms. This enforcement, driven by a new registration system and aimed at combating housing affordability issues and overtourism, targets properties failing to meet legal prerequisites. Regional variations exist, with Andalusia, Valencia, and the Canary Islands experiencing the most delistings, setting a precedent for other European markets.
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