The Mallorca Tenants' Union is born with the will to “canalyze social discontent into a tool for legal and political struggle”. As the organization has reported in a statement, the objective is to articulate a collective and organized response to the escalating rental prices and precariousness affecting thousands of people on the island.

The Balearic Government has described the declaration of Esporles as a stressed housing market as "symbolic," considering it to be outside the City Council's jurisdiction, although it has expressed respect for a decision it views as a political stance. In the press conference following the Governing Council meeting, the spokesperson for the regional government, Antoni Costa, stated that "the declaration of Esporles is purely symbolic" and expressed his opposition to its implementation, considering it a "populist" measure that "doesn't work." It should be recalled that the Esporles City Council plenary session approved a motion this Thursday from the PAS-MÁS per Esporles party to officially declare the municipality as an area with a stressed housing market, in accordance with the criteria established in State Law 12/2023 on the right to housing. The initiative has the support of MÉS per Mallorca, which participated in the process of drafting and promoting the proposal. According to the City Council, the decision responds to an increasingly evident reality: "the sustained and disproportionate increase in rental and purchase prices, the structural shortage of affordable housing, and the excessive financial burden many families must bear to continue living in the municipality." With this self-declaration, the City Council formally acknowledges that Esporles exhibits indicators typical of a strained housing market, in line with Article 18 of Law 12/2023, which defines these areas as having housing costs exceeding 30% of household income or when housing prices have risen. The objective is to protect the right to housing, prevent residential displacement, and "ensure that living in Esporles remains possible for its residents." The motion formally reiterates to the Government that, following the declaration, it must abide by the decision and study the indicators to further support the declaration of Esporles as a strained area. The City Council will also prepare a supplementary municipal report with data on the local residential market and will assess the possibility of filing an administrative or judicial appeal in the event of an express refusal.

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.