Culture
Barcelona finally honors Ildefons Cerdà with long-awaited monument approval
Barcelona has approved a monument honoring Ildefons Cerdà after decades of neglect.
Urbanismo
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Health
L’Hospitalet to establish new Clínic hospital, transforming local healthcare landscape
L’Hospitalet announces plans for a new Clínic hospital set to transform local healthcare access.
Culture
Barcelona mourns the loss of urban visionary Jordi Borja
Jordi Borja’s death marks a significant loss for Barcelona’s urban development community.
Business
Inditex to build four new office headquarters in Sant Adrià by 2030
The Generalitat has approved Inditex’s new office complex in Sant Adrià aimed at boosting local economy and job creation.
Home
Barcelona greenlights urban plan for over 2,000 public housing units
Barcelona’s City Council has approved plans for over 2,000 public housing units in Prim.
Society
Barcelona faces housing crisis as new construction licenses surge
New data shows nearly 2,000 construction licenses granted in Barcelona’s unserviced areas exacerbate housing issues.
Culture
Barcelona Metròpolis celebrates 40 years of urban insight and reflection
Barcelona commemorates four decades of its influential magazine with key speakers discussing future city challenges.
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Sant Antoni neighborhood begins major urban transformation project
Construction begins in Sant Antoni for a new pedestrian-friendly urban space focused on greenery.
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Barcelona accelerates urban transformation with major summer construction projects
Barcelona’s summer construction projects aim to enhance public spaces and transport infrastructure.
Mobility
The Gràcia neighbourhood will transform Pau Alsina Street to improve mobility
Pau Alsina Street will be reformed from December to enhance pedestrian accessibility.
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Catalonia Faces a Stagnation in Single-Family Housing Construction
Catalonia registers only 18% of new single-family homes as demand for urban densification grows.
Society
Study reveals that unregulated developments in Barcelona could house 100,000 new residents
A study reveals that unregulated developments in Barcelona could accommodate up to 127,995 new residents amid growing local demands.