Industry data for 2026 points to a clear shift: owners who once managed their holiday rentals themselves are increasingly turning to professional property managers. The reasons are practical rather than trendy — running a short-term rental well now demands far more than it used to. Two pressures stand out. First, regulation: a recent industry survey…

Tenerife’s property market is still on an upward trend in 2026, though growth has settled into a steadier rhythm compared to the sharper jumps of recent years. As of mid-2026, average asking prices sit around €3,800/m² for apartments, with house prices averaging just over €3,000/m². Year-on-year growth is running at roughly 4–4.5%, and forecasts suggest…

A new regional law — the *Ley 6/2025, de Ordenación Sostenible del Uso Turístico de Viviendas* — came into force at the end of 2025 and is now actively reshaping how holiday lets operate across the Canary Islands, including Tenerife. The law replaces the previous “free registration” model with a much stricter planning-based system. Key…