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Spain's housing story is shifting from protest to policy, with the government agreeing on measures including eviction protections and limits on large funds buying flats, a response

Spain's housing story is shifting from protest to policy, with the government agreeing on measures including eviction protections and limits on large funds buying flats, a response to months of affordability strain. The housing market itself has stayed sluggish, with home sales falling through the first half of the year as buyers and sellers wait on the sidelines. Meanwhile, major utilities are pushing back against draft data center rules, warning that unclear regulation could put billions in energy investment at risk, adding a new tension between Spain's digital ambitions and its power sector.

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