The Eivissa City Council announced this Thursday that a new municipal plot will be used for the construction of 200 public housing units, following the approval of the change of use of the land in the municipal plenary session.

The Ibiza City Council announced this Thursday that a new municipal plot will be allocated to the construction of 200 public housing units, following the approval of the change of destination for the land in the municipal plenary session.

The Ibiza Town Council has announced that it will declare eight neighborhoods in the municipality as saturated tourist areas undergoing redevelopment. The measure will be ratified at an extraordinary plenary session next Tuesday and will affect Playa de la Bossa, Figueretes, Vivero, Marina, Prat de Vila, Dalt Vila, and Talamanca. According to Mayor Rafael Triguero, the initiative is based on Article 77 of the Balearic Tourism Law, modified by Decree Law 4/2025, which allows for the declaration of certain areas as saturated to facilitate the modernization and reorganization of the tourism sector. The Councilor for Tourism, Rubén Sousa, stated that the declaration will not lead to more hotel rooms, but rather seeks to "improve the quality of the existing offerings" and expedite procedures for renovation projects. The planned projects include the modernization of the Bossa beach promenade, the pedestrian connection between Figueretes and Viver, and the renovation of Pere Matutes Noguera Avenue. Public investment is expected to accompany the renovations.

The Eivissa City Council has sent the Balearic Government Delegation an updated report on the damage caused by storms Alice and Ex Gabrielle (so called because it was originally a tropical cyclone called Gabrielle), which raises its economic valuation to almost 29 million euros.