Sevilla TechPark to Expand by 140,000 Square Metres After Record-Breaking 2025
Sevilla TechPark is set to expand by 140,000 square metres after closing 2025 with record activity and employment.
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The Q2 2026 EPA places unemployment in Seville at 13%, with 127,200 unemployed. Unions warn of insecurity and gender gap.
Sevilla TechPark is set to expand by 140,000 square metres after closing 2025 with record activity and employment.
Seville lost 4,900 jobs and added 10,600 unemployed in the second quarter, according to the EPA.
The government approves a royal decree-law penalising landlords in Seville who raise rent, with reductions ranging from 40% to 15% depending on the increase.
Seville City Council will build 1,039 homes in the historic centre by 2031 to stop a 9.2% population decline since 2001.
Family Energy, Ballenoil and Petroprix in Morón de la Frontera offer the cheapest 95 petrol in the province at €1.399/l.
64 mining companies are seeking critical minerals in Seville and Huelva, with investments exceeding €3 billion. There are 31 active permits in Seville.
The City Council of Seville finalises agreements in Monterrey with tech and aerospace clusters to attract Mexican investments.
Two bids are competing for the new Sevilla-Pamplona air route tender, with a budget of five million euros for three years.
Airbnb selects Bajo Guadalquivir as a pilot area for its Rural Commitment programme, endowed with €43 million to combat depopulation.
Seville's City Council is on a commercial mission in Mexico to attract investments, holding meetings at COMCE, CAMESCOM, and the Ministry of Economy.
A Seville electrician has gone from earning €1,600 a month in Seville to €6,200 in Germany, nearly four times more, and has started his own business upon returning.