"What can you do with 6,000 euros?". That is the question from Susana, a resident of the Rafal neighborhood, regarding the offer made by the fund that is now demanding she leave her home. "To them, 6,000 euros is nothing, and they offer us this in exchange for our home, as if we could do anything with that amount," she criticizes. The amount is not even enough to find a decent alternative housing option. Now, she and her partner are facing a judicial proceeding that has been dragging on for years and has changed actors with the successive sales of the property.

A couple with two children, one of whom has a disability, had to face this week a situation for which no one is prepared: being evicted from their home. The eviction, scheduled in Palma, was suspended. It had already been postponed in July, when activists gathered in front of the building, and now the court has once again halted the eviction. According to Stop Evictions Mallorca, the new state regulation approved by Pedro Sánchez's government this week, which Vox, the PP, and Junts overturned in a debate in Congress that will go down in political history, was one of the legal arguments taken into account.

The Mallorca Tenants' Union has called on residents to occupy the Plaça de Cort this Monday to show their discontent and demand "that there be not one more Maricarmen in the whole State." Thus, they join the demonstrations organized and called by Tenants' Unions across the State.

A hundred people gathered this Wednesday afternoon in Mallorca to show solidarity with Maricarmen, the 87-year-old resident of Madrid who was evicted this Wednesday from the home where she had lived for seven decades. The protest was urgently called by the Mallorca Tenants' Union following the woman's eviction.

Executed evictions and illegal housing occupation procedures have registered a sharp decline in the Balearic Islands during the first quarter of 2026, according to data published this Monday by the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ).

The Palma City Council has evicted the old Palma prison after a court authorized its execution due to the high risk that, according to various technical reports, the state of the property represents for the people who still reside there. The operation, coordinated between the Local Police and the National Police, began at 12 noon and lasted for a large part of the day. One of the evicted, Bernardino, a 60-year-old Italian who was evicted, criticized being treated like a drug trafficker and commented to journalists: "Tonight I will sleep on the street, in this park, what a mess."

A woman who is a victim of gender-based violence was evicted this Tuesday from the home where she had been renting since 2018, in the Palma neighborhood of Santa Catalina. The Stop Evictions Mallorca platform has stated that the eviction of this person "was carried out even though a document was submitted this Monday to request the annulment of proceedings, and which was pending resolution".

A court in Palma has authorized the entry and forced eviction of the last 80 people residing in the city's old prison, which is expected to be carried out this June.

A mother and her two minor children were evicted this Monday from the home where they lived in El Toro, in the municipality of Calvià, in a case that, according to Stop Evictions Mallorca, was protected until a few months ago by the anti-eviction moratorium for vulnerable families included in the so-called social shield approved during the pandemic.

A family from Son Oliva has managed to postpone the eviction from the flat where they live for another week after filing a last-minute document with the court, as their assigned lawyer had not processed the request for provisional suspension of the eviction despite being asked to do so.

The coordinated groups defending the residents of the old Palma prison have denounced this Friday the City Council’s “lies” regarding the process of repossession of the building and have demanded “real alternatives” for the people living there. The entities have issued a joint statement after some residents received notification on Wednesday of the dismissal of the allegations filed against the eviction.

A building in the Foners neighborhood of Palma was partially evacuated this Monday afternoon after its roof collapsed and fell into the dining room of a dwelling. No injuries were reported, as confirmed by the Palma City Council.

A building in the Foners neighborhood of Palma was partially evacuated this Monday afternoon after the roof collapsed and fell into the dining room of a home. No injuries were reported, as confirmed by the Palma City Council.

About 130 people will be evicted this Tuesday starting at 10:00 AM from the illegal settlement of La Joveria after the city council received permission from the competent court to enter, dismantle, and clean the plot.

The upcoming April 21st falls on a Tuesday; a normal working day for the inhabitants of Eivissa, a day marked in red in the City Council offices, a critical day for the inhabitants of the irregular settlement of La Joveria. The camp is located between the fairgrounds and the first ring road of Eivissa, just a 20-minute walk from the city center. In recent weeks, the Police have visited all the tents in the settlement and have delivered the notice to the inhabitants, one by one: on the 21st, at 10 in the morning, “the entry and dismantling of the settlement is planned, prior to the eviction of its occupants”. The mayor of Eivissa, the popular Rafa Triguero, has spoken forcefully about ‘illegal’ settlements in recent weeks; the word ‘firmness’ has been heard on several occasions.

Dozens of people gathered this Tuesday outside the courthouse on Vía de Alemania in Palma to show their support for those facing charges for trying to stop the eviction of a family with children in 2022. The legal proceedings, known as the Barraquer case, were resolved with a plea agreement that avoided a trial. The charge was resisting authority. The demonstration was organized by the Palma Housing Union (SHP), whose members displayed a banner with the slogan "Repression will only make us stronger" and chanted slogans such as "No people without homes, no homes without people."

The eviction of a disabled woman from her home in Sencelles, scheduled for Tuesday, was suspended by the judicial commission after accepting a written statement in which the woman argues, among other things, a lack of standing. The eviction was set for 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, but the judicial commission, which had arrived at the woman's home—she has a 41% disability and now has ten days to file an appeal—halted the eviction. In the statement submitted to a court in Inca, the woman argues a lack of standing, since the eviction request was filed by a bank, although the property is registered in the name of an individual. The woman also points to her disability, as she had applied for legal aid, which was denied because the fact that she is currently in the process of separating, although she is listed as married, was not taken into account. The victim has also filed a complaint alleging she may have been scammed in the rental of the property, where she moved in last December.