Málaga among the most expensive provinces to live: rent takes 58% of salary
Rent in Málaga requires 58% of household income, the highest in Spain, with square metre prices exceeding €4,200.
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The Torremolinos Town Hall is evaluating two offers to repurpose the failed museum building for university use.
Rent in Málaga requires 58% of household income, the highest in Spain, with square metre prices exceeding €4,200.
Málaga Provincial Council invests €340,466.79 to improve drainage and road safety on the MA-3108 between Benamargosa and Cútar.
The Port Authority approves the extension until 2057. The club will invest €9 million to modernise its facilities and add 800 members without raising fees.
Torremolinos' waste tax will decrease by 12.5% from January 1, 2027, totalling a 32.5% cut since 2023, with bills at €122.47 for the lowest tier.
Málaga's electrical capacity remains at zero with 185 megawatts of unmet demand, 21% more than in July. Sevilla doubles its available energy.
The Málaga Chamber of Commerce holds its Executive Committee at the Port Authority, meeting with entrepreneurs and visiting the Container and Vehicle Terminal.
The province adds 1,053 unemployed in September, ending nine consecutive months of declines. Employment falls by 5,054 people.
Antequera's average gross income rises by 5.97% in 2024 to €27,272, gaining nine places in the national ranking, according to the Tax Agency.
The Andalusian Competition Agency, the Market Unity Secretariat, and the CNMC see legal gaps in Málaga's Instruction 1/2024 on tourist apartments.
The Eastern Mancomunidad approves a motion to demand direct aid and tax reductions from the Government due to losses in muscatel grapes.
Fuengirola's Plenary approves the 2024 General Account with a surplus of 16.6 million and a balance of 51.6 million. The 2025 settlement is underway.