The Anti-Intrusion Board of the Consell de Eivissa has opened 262 sanctioning proceedings for illegal tourist rentals since January 2025, of which 51 have been classified as very serious. Furthermore, ten seals have been executed, four of which are currently being processed.

A judicial commission on Thursday executed the eviction of a mother and her minor son who were living in one of the substandard apartments on Joan Miró Street in Palma. These apartments are owned by a local police officer who was sanctioned by the government for renting them out.

The STOP Evictions association reported this Thursday that the National Police are cutting off power to families living in substandard housing rented by a local police officer in Palma. According to Europa Press, the group told the media that police officers, accompanied by an electrician, went to the homes located at 24 Joan Miró Street to cut off power to the people who are "being besieged" by the owner of the storage units where they live. This Monday the evictions were stopped of two people living in these storage rooms owned by a local police officer from Palma who was sanctioned by the Government for renting out these substandard homes.

Palma City Council and the Consell de Mallorca have estimated that Palma has more than 15,000 illegal tourist rental homes, accounting for almost half of the island's illegal rentals.