This is the central and majestic house that is for sale in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

The building is currently not inhabited and is for sale for 9 million euroswithout any degree of protection.

“The double capital status of the Canarian Autonomous Government establishes the main headquarters of the Executive in Santa Cruz of Tenerife, next to the Parliament of the Canary Islands, and an office in the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, currently in Rafael O’Shanahan square, near Avenida Juan XXIII. Until 1992, this small palace built in the 50s, with almost 400 m2 divided into two floors, on a plot of almost 1,000 m2, housed the seat of the presidency of the Government of the Canary Islands in the capital of Gran Canaria”, describes the Idealista website.

“It was used as the headquarters for the Common Deputy until 2012. At that time it was sold into private hands, and since then it has been speculating about its sale and possible disappearance. The building is in good condition, although it is currently empty, ”he adds.

“At first the property was included in the special protection plan for the neighborhoods of Vegueta and Triana, but an appeal before the Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands of 2016, and with a final sentence in 2018, ended its architectural protection. The City Council of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria tried to acquire the mansion to give it a public use, but in the end nothing materialized”, he continues.

“Building currently has a mixed-use building license, that is, it can be both a residential and an office, commercial and hotel building, but without that degree of protection. The new owners could demolish it and build a building in its place with up to six floors, according to the announcement, in this central location in the historic center of the capital of gran canaria”, he concludes.

Home sales grew by 3.8% in November

The Canary Islands registered 2,079 home purchase transactions in November, 3.8% more than in the same month of 2021, a growth significantly more moderate than that observed in the rest of the country (+10.8%), according to data published this Friday for the Statistics National Institute.

Specifically, in November 1,655 second-hand homes and 424 newly built homes were sold in the Canary Islands. The vast majority of the operations were closed in the free market, with 1,983 homes, while another 96 involved protected homes.

In Spain as a whole, the 10.8% rise represents the largest increase recorded this month since 2007, with a total of 55,132 operations.

With this new year-on-year increase, the purchase and sale of homes chained 21 months of increases and a growth of 17% with a month to go before the closing data for 2022, marked in recent months by the increase in interest rates to make against escalating inflation.

In addition, with respect to the previous month, October, the sale of housing rose 6.8% month on month.