28 Nov The appraised value of the free home exceeds 2.000 euros per square meter in the third quarter of the year

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias At the national level, The average appraisal per square meter of open access housing was 2.153,4
euros. This supposes a 12,1 percent more than in the third quarter of 2024. The province of Santa
Cross of Tenerife, con 2.068 euros per square meter, narrowly surpasses that of Las Palmas (2.067,4
euros). En el último año, The increase in the appraised value of the home has been 13,9% in Santa
Cross of Tenerife, while in Las Palmas it increased by 11,3%.

Madrid remains the province with the highest values, with an appraisal for free housing
de 3.732,5 euros per square meter. The Balearic Islands and Gipuzkoa follow, con 3.672,4 and 3.222,3 euros per
square meter respectively.

Among the provinces with the lowest assessed value of free housing we find Ciudad Real and
Jaen, con 759,9 and 867,2 euros per square meter respectively.

Average appraised value of subsidized housing

Regarding protected housing, the average value has risen 3% in the last year in the Canary Islands and
located in the 1.196,8 euros per square meter. The increase has been more intense in the archipelago
that in the country as a whole, where protected housing increased its value by a 2,4% in the last
año, standing in 1.195,7 euros per square meter.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

28 Nov Las ventas al por menor en Canarias aumentaron un 3,8% en octubre de 2025 con respecto al mismo mes de 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The Canary Islands are in fourteenth position within the ranking of variations of this index
(3,8%). The greatest variations took place in Ceuta (9,2%), Melilla (8,9%) and Basque Country (7,1%).
On the other side, the smallest variations occurred in Asturias (1,2%), Navarra (2,2%) and Madrid
(3,0%). Taking into account the evolution of sales by groups in the Canary Islands, these went up a 5,6% en
alimentación y un 3,3% en el resto.

Por su parte, employment in Canarian retail trade has increased by 0,4% in the last twelve
meses, while at the national level it has increased 0,9%. En este concepto, Canarias (0,4%) this
positioned in the fourteenth position among the group of autonomous communities and cities. Las
greatest variations took place in Ceuta (3,7%), Cataluña (1,9%), Baleares (1,7%) and Melilla
(1,7%), while the lowest variation rates have occurred in the Basque Country (-1,5%), Aragon
(-0,6%) and La Rioja (-0,1%).

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

27 Nov Almost 450.000 people were assisted by the Concerted Plan for Basic Benefits of Social Services in the Canary Islands in 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The financing allocated to the Concerted Plan reached 97,2 million euros in the Canary Islands in 2024.
Del total, the town councils contributed 55,8 millones de euros, the Government of the Canary Islands 36 million
of euros and the Government of Spain 5,3 millones de euros.

The Statistics of the Concerted Plan for Basic Benefits of Social Services collects the
main characteristics and current dimension of the Public Network of Social Care Services
Primary in terms of benefits, usuarios, expenses and economic and human resources allocated,
both at the island and municipal level. This statistical operation is carried out in collaboration with
the Department of Social Welfare, Equality, Youth, Childhood and Families.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

27 Nov The municipalities of Santa Brígida and El Rosario had the highest levels of average annual net income per inhabitant of the Canary Islands in the year 2023

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias En 2023 Garafia, in La Palma, and the tank, in Tenerife, had the lowest values ​​of
archipelago in average annual net income per inhabitant with 10.321 and 10.932 euros per person
respectivamente. En el año 2022 Garafía was also the municipality with the lowest income, con 8.512 euros
per person.

These figures are published in the household income distribution atlas that provides data
annual by municipalities and sections of the Canary Islands on income, inequality and percentage indicators
of the population with income per unit of consumption below or above certain income thresholds
income

Another indicator obtained in this publication is the Gini index, which is used to study
economic inequality based on the measurement of the concentration of income in many or few
people. The value of the Gini Index is 0 in situations of maximum equity and 100 in situations of
maximum inequality.

The highest values ​​of the Gini Index in the year 2023 They met in Garafía, in La Palma, con
36,4 and in Santa Brigida, in Gran Canaria, con 35,4 and the minors in Tinajo, in Lanzarote, from Genius,
in Gran Canaria, con 25,5 and 25,9 respectivamente.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

24 Nov Calls to 016 accumulated until September 2025 disminuyeron un 6% In the Canary Islands with respect to the same period of the previous year

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias During the month of September 2025 they attended 695 calls, a 11% more than in September
2024, in which they were attended 629. El 82% of the calls were made by the user, a 14% los
relatives or close people and a 8% other people.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

24 Nov Imports in value in the Canary Islands until September 2025 recorded an increase of 2,2% about 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Por otra parte, y también provisionalmente, el total de exportaciones es de 3.196,037 millones de
euros and the rate of variation with respect to 2024 es del 15,7%. The trade deficit reaches
13.844,641 millones de euros y la tasa de cobertura, que se calcula como el cociente entre el total
de exportaciones y el de importaciones, take the value 18,8%.

Un 25,7% of imports made in September 2025 were machinery and equipment
transporte. Imports of food-related products also stand out. (19,6%)
and oil and its derivatives (17,1%). El 78,5% of imports came from the rest of
Spain, mientras que el 11,0% were made from the rest of the EU-27_2020. El 90,6% they proceeded
from the whole of Europe and other 3,8% from Asia.

En cuanto a las exportaciones, el 40,1% corresponded to oil and its derivatives, el 19,1% a
machinery and transport equipment and 8,4% to food-related products. El 27,1%
of exports were destined for the rest of Spain, el 32,4% the rest of the EU-27_2020,
el 62,6% Europe and other 6,2% Africa.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias