Prof. Dr. Sergio Nasarre and Dr. Héctor Simón have been invited to the Parliament of Catalonia on Monday, April 27, 2026 to give their opinion on the legal reform that allows homeowners’ associations to act against squats.
More information at: https://www.parlament.cat/web/actualitat/ordre-dia/index.html?p_od0=0140215002
Dr. Gemma Caballé participates in a conference organized by the Observatorio del Alquiler where the results of the first quarter of the rental market were presented. The event took place in Madrid on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.
More information at: https://observatoriodelalquiler.org/
Prof. Dr. Sergio Nasarre contributes to the article “Rich Buyers, Poor Rents” in the Costa Nachtrichten newspaper (17-4-2026).
The news is available at: https://www.costanachrichten.com/costa-blanca/immobilienmarkt-der-costa-blanca-treibt-menschen-in-wohnungsnot-94271583.html
Dr. Philippa Hughes took part in the Housing Studies Association Annual Conference “Housing Transformed: Climate, Health, and Technology in an Uncertain Future”. The conference took place in Sheffield from 20-22 April 2026.
More information at: https://www.housing-studies-association.org/events/annual-conference-2026-housing-transformed-climate-health-and-technology-in-an-uncertain-future
Dr. Héctor Simón has published the article “Liquid housing and hidden sinhogarismo: Innovation in urban policies through co-creation in Tarragona” in the RICSH Revista Iberoamericana De Las Ciencias Sociales Y Humanísticas, 15(29), 80 – 120. https://doi.org/10.23913/ricsh.v15i29.392
The article is available at: https://housing.urv.cat/portada/recerca/working-papers/
Prof. Dr. Sergio Nasarre is interviewed by the Periódico de Ibiza y Formentera (7-4-2026).
The news is available at: https://www.periodicodeibiza.es/pitiusas/ibiza/2026/04/07/2603641/sergio-nasarre-ley-vivienda-gran-corse-hay-hace-dar-aire.html
The UNESCO Chair in Housing is organizing the Seminar “Ten Years of Shared and Temporary Catalan Property”. In this seminar, several experts, academics and professionals will analyze two Catalan civil institutions that should be key to promoting access to housing: shared property and temporary property. And they will do so ten years after their inclusion in the Civil Code of Catalonia by Law 19/2015. Access is free but capacity is limited to registered people, both in person and virtually. To register and for more information, send an email with your professional details to housing@urv.cat.
More information at: https://housing.urv.cat/seminari-diez-anos-de-la-propiedad-compartida-y-temporal-catalanas-2/
The Agenda of the Chair num. 49 for the months of April-May 2026 is already available.
Link to all agendas: https://housing.urv.cat/en/agenda/
Dr. Héctor Simón contributes to the article “Tarragona loses thousands of official protection homes because they have expired” in the Diari de Tarragona (7-4-2026).
The news is available at: https://www.diaridetarragona.com/tarragona/256498/tarragona-pierde-miles-viviendas-proteccion-oficial-han-caducado.html
