Barcelona’s crackdown on Airbnb renters
The property-rental site is based in the Catalan capital, but is deeply unpopular with the competition
The property-rental site is based in the Catalan capital, but is deeply unpopular with the competition
Barcelona is one of the top destinations for users of the US-based lodging hire service
Draft law will apply to 15,000 housing units in the region
Two Spanish karatekas hold the reins at Numintec, a technology company looking to take Latin America by storm
New survey shows 46 percent voting in favor of region’s independence, falling to 30 percent if more powers were devolved to Barcelona
In the wake of the crisis, the country has been left with 800,000 unsold properties Demolishing unfinished buildings might be the only solution, say experts
Jaime Malet is worried about perceptions of the country abroad
Catalan swimming pool manufacturer and water treatment company is looking to Asia and Latin America to offset a tepid domestic market
Loss-making firm wants liquidity to pay suppliers
The vultures are circling, ready to pick the bones of the country's moribund property sector Dozens of foreign investment funds are moving in to take advantage of low prices
Thanks to a fall in prices, many savers are opting to buy houses outright
Former savings bank planning to shut down commercial network outside of home region
After suffering Spain’s biggest bankruptcy, firm’s viability is not yet guaranteed
The right of workers to time away from the office to attend funerals is under the spotlight
Lenders are now fully provisioned for real estate loan losses
Government to change law on renting out of privately owned properties to tourists Hotel owners say this tourism conflict can be resolved with regulation
Tax advantages of Spanish REITs expected to attract interest of investors
Lender says restructuring necessary in wake of acquisition of Banca Cívica and Banco de Valencia
Mas claims further spending cuts impossible without undermining social welfare
Business sector wondering what could happen to their interests "Independence is absolutely impossible," says president of Planeta, José Manuel Lara
The crisis keep getting worse but there are still ways for cash-strapped families to take a break
Government bids to liberalize the sector Not everyone believes market forces will produce the right changes
Focus must be on efficiency, profits and synergies, says Rato
Andalusia to square up against austerity at key meeting