Что ждет Испанию? Баффет, застройка на 8300 квартир и закон об Окупас | Новости Испании 2026

🇪🇸 Spain News Playlist 2026: 👉    • Новости Испании 2026: Недвижимость, законы...   What changes await the Spanish real estate market in summer 2026? In this episode, Oleg Grechko, CEO of SFERO Real Estate and a developer in Valencia, analyzes key Spanish news for June 2026. From large-scale infrastructure projects like the new Central Station and the García Lorca Boulevard with 8,300 new apartments, to new anti-ocupas laws and the entry of Warren Buffett's company into the Spanish investment market. Where is Spain heading and how will this affect housing prices, rents, and your investments? Watch until the end! Subscribe to the channel, like it, and turn on the bell—we'll continue to explore how Valencia is changing and what this means for living, buying, and investing. 🎁 Use promo code SFERO to receive a free consultation from SFERO Real Estate. To activate the promo code, please contact us using the contact details below: WhatsApp / Telegram / Viber: +34 664 02 87 80 Website: https://sfero.es Property listing bot: https://t.me/SferorealestateBot 📲 Follow SFERO Real Estate: Telegram: https://t.me/sferorealestateSpain Instagram:   / sfero.realestate   Facebook:   / 17hzb827gq   Threads: https://threads.com/@sfero.realestate TikTok:   / oleh.hrechko   📌 IN THIS ISSUE: Infrastructure revolution in Valencia: A detailed analysis of the 1,200-meter-long underground Central Station project and The controversy surrounding Boulevard García Lorca. Why the development of 8,300 new apartments has divided the city, and how this will change real estate prices in Valencia. The fight against Okupas in Spain: We examine the real statistics and a new, strict initiative—legal disconnection of utilities (electricity, water, gas). Will buying property in Spain become safer for foreign investors? Big investments and Warren Buffett: Why the legendary investor's company is launching Capital Markets in Spain, focusing on hotels, commercial buildings, and off-market transactions, while local youth are forced to switch to the room rental market due to the housing crisis. Taxes and everyday life: Reinstatement of the IVA rate on electricity and gas, reduction of the regional tax (IRPF) in the Valencian Community, new fines for feeding pigeons, and smoke-free beaches. Episode Structure: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:06 Summer Events in Valencia: Scandal Around the Festival de les Arts 00:01:54 San Juan Night on City Beaches 00:02:30 Beach Hours for City Buses 00:03:01 Free Sports and Training in Malvarrosa 00:03:26 New Theme Park 00:04:00 Sunday Shopping Center Hours 00:04:34 Infrastructure: New Underground Station Project 00:05:16 Future Green Boulevard García Lorca 00:05:48 Disputes at City Hall Over 8,300-Apartment Development 00:06:30 Okopas and Property Protection 00:07:26 New Initiative for Legal Utility Shutoffs 00:08:02 City Rules: 10 New Fixed Speed ​​Radars 00:08:25 Severe Fines for Feeding Pigeons 00:09:02 Major Foreign Capital Flows to Spain 00:09:47 Why Spanish Young People Only Move Out in Their 30s 00:10:10 VAT Refund (IVA) for Electricity and Gas 00:10:24 Reduction of the Regional Part of the IRPF Tax 00:10:38 School Education: Student Grades After the Teachers' Strike 00:11:03 Expanding the No-Smoking Zone Initiative on Beaches 00:11:27 Summer Flight Program and Cheap Flights from Castellón 00:11:57 June Results for the City and Investors 00:12:27 Three Key Signals for the Spanish Real Estate Market 00:12:49 Why Real Estate Market Analysis is Becoming More Complex YouTube Production:   / dotpodcast_europe   #Sfero #SferoRealEstate #OlegGrechko #Oleg Grechko