Spain’s new eviction rules are already stopping cases: What tenants and landlords need to know
The new housing rules in Spain have already stopped some evictions, with families in Alicante, Valencia and Madrid among the […]
Spain's new housing rules, introduced through Royal Decree-law 29/2026, have already begun to halt some evictions, benefiting families in regions such as Alicante, Valencia, and Madrid. The changes do not guarantee that every tenant facing eviction will be protected, as the provisions depend on the circumstances of the household, the type of legal proceedings, and the characteristics of the property owner.
While vulnerable households may have their evictions suspended for up to three years, private landlords, including foreign property owners, still face the possibility of pursuing evictions if the legal requirements are met and certain conditions are satisfied.
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