Palma homes: 38 move forward, 11 with price caps
Palma, Mallorca, moves plans for 38 homes forward on Friday, 13 November, including 11 planned with capped prices. The city council’s Urban Planning Department gives the projects the go-ahead at a special meeting.
Five new-build permits cover 28 homes at sites across the city. Four of those homes will have capped prices. The department also approves the renovation and extension of a building to create three homes, two with capped prices, along with two permits to turn commercial premises into homes.
A separate plan in Palma’s historic centre receives a favourable opinion from the Historic Centre Commission. It would turn a single-family house into five homes with capped prices as part of the Camí d’en Mayol redevelopment plan.
Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com