371 Million Euros in the State Housing Plan for the Canary Islands

The Canary Community receives €272 million more than under the previous plan

The new State Housing Plan 2026‑2030 will triple investment to €7 billion through a co‑financing formula that assigns 60 % of funding to the central government and 40 % to the autonomous communities and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla.

Overall Allocation

• Andalusia leads the total allocation, receiving €1.197 billion (an increase of €877 million compared with the 2022‑2025 plan).
• Community of Madrid: €1.113 billion (+€815 million).
• Catalonia: €1.015 billion (+€473 million).

Regional Distribution

• Valencian Community – €798 million (+€558 million)

• Galicia – €399 million (+€293 million)

• Castile and León – €378 million (+€277 million)

• Canary Islands – €371 million (+€272 million)

• Murcia – €308 million (+€258 million)

• Castilla‑La Mancha – €280 million (+€205 million)

• Aragon – €266 million (+€195 million)

• Asturias – €231 million (+€175 million)

• Extremadura – €210 million (+€154 million)

• Balearic Islands – €168 million (+€123 million)

• Cantabria – €133 million (+€98 million)

• La Rioja – €119 million (+€86 million)

Percentage Increases

• The largest percentage increase is in Murcia, with a 606 % rise.
• The smallest increase is in Catalonia, at 187 %.

Catalonia was the only autonomous community that contributed more than 40 % of its own resources in the previous call; the new projection reflects its autonomous contribution.

These figures were presented during a sectorial conference with the autonomous communities on Thursday.