Housing

Housing access, rents, real estate, tenant protections, and property policy.

Health•2 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 21:30

Andorra's TRANA EM Spotlights 'Silent' Multiple Sclerosis on World MS Day, Pushes Disability Law Amendments

Association urges newly diagnosed to seek support and proposes housing, accessibility, and caregiver protections based on members' experiences ahead of parliamentary review.

Culture•2 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 20:30

Miguel Bosé Starts Andorra Residency Process at Immigration Office

The Spanish-Panamanian singer arrived early at the Obac building offices for mandatory identity checks, then plans to relocate fully to his unfurnished rental chalet while his children attend a local school.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 18:00

Andorra's PS Launches Open Primaries for 2027 Head of Government Candidate

Andorra's Partit Socialdemòcrata initiated an open primaries process Monday, allowing broad participation to choose its 2027 head of government nominee amid shifting polls.

Other•3 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 08:48

Càritas Andorrana Aids 563 People in 2025 Amid Complex Housing Crises

Càritas Andorrana handled steady caseloads in 2025 despite fewer interventions, as vulnerabilities deepened with new arrivals facing housing shortages and basic needs gaps. Director Anna Villas announced her resignation.

Health•4 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 08:48

Groundbreaking Ceremony Launches Ossa-Senior Living for 120 Elderly Beds in Andorra's Encamp

Construction begins on Andorra's first sociosanitary centre outside central valleys, backed by MoraBanc financing half the cost amid high investor interest. Officials highlight its role in quality ageing for Encamp's growing senior population.

Health•4 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 08:48

Andorra SAAS Reports 11.8% Rise in Outpatient Consultations and Key Expansions in 2025

Andorra's SAAS healthcare service saw broad activity growth in 2025, including more consultations, diagnostics, and births, despite fewer hospital admissions from an IT update. New facilities advanced mental health and cancer care locally.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 08:47

Andorra's Espot Defends Government Legitimacy Despite Poll Slump

Xavier Espot expressed dissatisfaction with a new AR+I survey showing declining support but stressed high recognition, trust levels, and over 50% approval for his administration amid housing woes.

Health•3 Related•Jun 02, 2026 • 16:03

Encamp Breaks Ground on Andorra's First Senior Residence Outside Central Valleys

Andorra's Head of Government Xavier Espot joined local leaders to lay the first stone for a new sociosanitary centre in Encamp. The facility tackles elder care shortages amid demographic shifts toward longer lifespans.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 02, 2026 • 08:16

Concòrdia Leads Andorra Poll with 35.5% as DA Slips Before 2026 Elections

A new Andorra Recerca + Innovació poll reveals Concòrdia surging ahead of Demòcrates per Andorra amid high indecision and rising concerns over housing costs and EU ties. Over 30% of voters remain undecided, with DA citing governance challenges.

Business•4 Related•Jun 02, 2026 • 07:45

Andorra CPI Rises to 4.9% YoY in May on Higher Transport Costs

Andorra's provisional CPI climbed to 4.9% year-on-year in May, fueled by elevated transport costs especially fuels, with housing and clothing also contributing, while food prices offset some gains. Monthly change stayed at 0%.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 01, 2026 • 22:30

Concòrdia Tops Andorra Poll at 18.3% as Demòcrates Blames Governing Costs

A telephone poll by Andorra Recerca i Innovació from April 29 to May 15 shows Concòrdia gaining on Demòcrates amid low government approval and voter concerns over housing costs and EU ties. Demòcrates cites long-term governance burdens for their slip.

Business•5 Related•May 31, 2026 • 06:02

Andorra Rental Thaw Bill Finalized with Single Amendment Banning Commercial Use of Flats

Andorra's parliament commission passes rental deregulation bill nearly unchanged, adding rule to protect housing stock by barring commercial activities in apartments.

Business•5 Related•May 31, 2026 • 06:02

Andorra Housing Crisis Fuels Population Boom and Price Surge in Catalan Border Towns

Andorra's soaring housing costs are driving workers into nearby Catalan areas like Alt Urgell and Cerdanya, boosting populations, foreign residents, and property sales amid tight supply.

Politics•4 Related•May 30, 2026 • 20:02

Andorra's Espot Signs Tax Deal with Austria, Eyes EU Ties in Vienna and Bratislava

Andorra's head of government advanced bilateral ties by signing a double taxation pact with Austria and holding talks on tourism, housing, and EU integration during visits to Vienna and Slovakia.

Politics•4 Related•May 30, 2026 • 07:16

Andorra's Espot Signs Tax Pact with Austria, Tours Vienna and Bratislava

Andorra's head of government advanced bilateral ties by signing a tax avoidance deal with Austria and engaging on urban housing, OSCE commitments, and EU progress during visits to Vienna and Bratislava with Slovak leaders.

Politics•5 Related•May 28, 2026 • 12:01

Andorra Eases Affordable Housing Access for Low-Income Pensioners

Andorran officials target pension recipients lacking minimum income for easier entry into public housing lists, amid 1,172 applications and expansions like 17 new units in Sant Julià de Lòria. Confidence grows to meet demand with 150 additional units this year.

Culture•3 Related•May 27, 2026 • 07:02

Miguel Bosé Chooses Discreet Chalet in Andorra for Family Move

The singer reserves a private rental property shielded by greenery, prioritizing security after a Mexico break-in. Sons will attend school nearby as he relocates from Mexico City amid family tensions.

Business•5 Related•May 27, 2026 • 06:17

Andorra Housing Crisis Fuels Population Boom, Price Surge in Catalan Border Towns

Andorra's soaring rents and home prices are pushing workers into nearby Catalan areas like La Seu d'Urgell and Puigcerdà, sparking rapid population increases, foreign resident surges, and sharp rises in property sales across the border.

Politics•5 Related•May 23, 2026 • 22:48

Andorra Rental Deintervention Bill Advances with Minimal Changes Despite Opposition Fury

Andorra's government pushes forward a bill to gradually liberalise the rental market, ending mandatory contract extensions amid fierce opposition protests over insufficient dialogue and tenant safeguards. Two minor amendments remain pending.

Politics•5 Related•May 23, 2026 • 09:31

Andorra Government Prepares Aid for 2022 Tenants Facing 2027 Rental Risks

Andorra's Head of Government Xavier Espot announced plans for targeted support to protect tenants with 2022 contracts expiring in 2027 from sharp rent increases under the new deregulation law advancing in parliament.

Politics•3 Related•May 22, 2026 • 19:32

Andorra's Espot Slams Opposition Over EU Deal Misinformation, Defends Path Forward

Xavier Espot highlighted complexities in Andorra's EU talks after an EFTA impasse, rejecting opposition calls for renegotiation as unrealistic. He endorsed the government's housing reforms and hinted at DA leadership options without rushing.

Politics•5 Related•May 22, 2026 • 16:32

Andorra Economy Commission Rejects Most Opposition Amendments to Rental Deintervention Bill

The government's bill to progressively end forced rental contract extensions advances after the Economy Commission dismissed most opposition proposals. Two amendments remain under review amid housing crisis tensions and stakeholder divides.

Business•4 Related•May 22, 2026 • 07:31

Andorra Allocates €4.3M in Rental Subsidies to 1,847 Amid 35% Rise in Housing Cases

Despite surging housing demands from rent hikes and evictions, Andorra's social department provided €4.3 million in subsidies to 1,847 people in 2025, with total aid reaching €5.2 million amid eligibility tightening and new public units.

Other•4 Related•May 22, 2026 • 07:31

Andorran Red Cross Approves 2025-2029 Strategic Plan Amid Housing Crisis

The plan, unveiled at the General Assembly, targets rising social needs through enhanced training, youth programs, and digital innovation, while projecting a €220,000 deficit for 2027.

Politics•4 Related•May 21, 2026 • 19:31

Ordino Councillors Slam Unsustainable Growth, Reject Centralised Urban Planning

Ordino opposition leader Enric Dolsa deems population growth beyond 100,000 irrational and unsustainable, pushing for a national population debate. Senior councillor Maria del Mar Coma rejects central urban oversight, upholding parish authority amid APTA's proposal.