Spanish urban law, changes after Aznar´s law

Álvaro Cerezo Ibarrondo and José Ignacio Tejerina González

Urban Research & Practice, 2016, vol. 9, issue 1, 82-90

Abstract: It is common to blame 1998 urban law, promoted by the president Aznar, the present Spanish urban situation defined by the unnecessary construction of housing units. But the analysis of the Aznar´s urban law requires to briefly describing the Spanish urban law development, at least since the 1956 urban law. In 2007, after that ´marvellous decade´, and along with the real estate bubble burst, Spain went through a major change on urban law model which ended in the 2013 3R Act, the law for the urban sustainable development and the existing city intervention.

Date: 2016
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DOI: 10.1080/17535069.2016.1138683

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