The new General Urban Development Plan (PGOU) for Ariany maintains the urban land use as defined by current regulations and does not contemplate any expansion for residential or tourist use. In fact, the only planned growth is the increase in land specifically designated for infrastructure or public services. This was all made public at the official ceremony where the President of the Council of Mallorca, Llorenç Galmés, presented the documentation for the new urban development plan to the Mayor of Ariany, Joan Ribot. The City Council will now issue its initial approval. The Island Director of Urban Planning and Municipal Development, María José Frau, also attended the event. The designated public service areas are slated to include municipal facilities such as public parking, school and sports facilities, green spaces, and a pedestrian connection. It is worth noting that this pedestrian walkway has long been requested by the City Council and will connect the town center, the cemetery, the recycling center, and the Ses Torres roundabout.

From the town square to the council chamber, from local festivals to municipal debates, the Pla de Mallorca is built day by day, town by town. Throughout 2025, the events in the 14 municipalities and the Commonwealth have painted a diverse yet shared picture of a region facing structural challenges while keeping its identity alive.

The Ariany Town Council has announced the acquisition of the houses in the Son Ciurana estate, along with its 1,600-square-meter plot. The purchase was fully financed with a grant from the Consell de Mallorca (Mallorca Council). In a statement, the Ariany council emphasized that this purchase "will allow us to preserve this emblematic space in the municipality and prevent it from falling into the hands of speculators."