04 Sea The appraised value of housing continues to increase in the Canary Islands in 2025

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias This statistical operation provides information on the average value of the square meter of the
homes that have been valued by appraisal companies. Depending on market access
real estate, we distinguish between free housing, in which the price of the property is reached through
of the agreement between seller and buyer; and protected housing, in which it is the administration that
regulates its access and its price.

The Canary provinces are among the 15 with the highest appraised value of the free home,
being superior in Las Palmas: 2.151,1 euros per square meter, that in Santa Cruz de
Tenerife: 2.141,3 euros per square meter. However, The increase in the last year has been
lower in Las Palmas (12,7%) that in Santa Cruz de Tenerife (14,28%).

Madrid remains the province with the highest values, with an average for housing free of
3.902,3 euros per square meter; that is to say, exceeds by one 74,9% the average value of Spain. They follow him
Balearic Islands and Gipuzkoa, con 3.809,9 and 3.362,9 euros per square meter respectively.

Among the provinces with the lowest assessed value of free housing we find Ciudad Real with
701,1, and Jaén with 862,8 euros per square meter.

Average appraised value of subsidized housing

Regarding protected housing, the average value has risen 3,7% in the last year in the Canary Islands and
is located in the 1.204,3 euros per square meter. The increase has been more intense in the
archipelago than in the rest of the country, where protected housing increased its value by a 2,71% en
the last year, standing in 1.201,1 euros per square meter.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

03 Sea The average number of affiliations in the Canary Islands increases in the month of February

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Por sexos, The average membership figures rose in both men and women. It is also
increased membership in Industry, construction and services, leaving figures similar to those
of the previous month in agriculture. In construction, the average membership rose by 1,6%.

The month of February ended with 960.406 high affiliations, nails 4.373 more than at the end of January.
In one year there has been a 3,1% of growth in affiliations at the end of the month to Security
Social

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

03 Sea The average number of affiliations in the Canary Islands increases in the month of February

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Por sexos, The average membership figures rose in both men and women. It is also
increased membership in Industry, construction and services, leaving figures similar to those
of the previous month in agriculture. In construction, the average membership rose by 1,6%.

The month of February ended with 960.406 high affiliations, nails 4.373 more than at the end of January.
In one year there has been a 3,1% of growth in affiliations at the end of the month to Security
Social

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

02 Sea The field work of the Survey of Income and Living Conditions of Canarian Households ends 2025

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The purpose of this survey is to obtain updated information on the situation and the
living conditions of the population of the archipelago and are part of the Statistical Plan of the Canary Islands
2018-2022
[https://www.gobiernodecanarias.org/istac/istac/marco-legal/planificacion-estadistica.html] ,
currently extended.

To carry it out, Homes were selected on all the islands through a procedure
randomized and scientifically designed, which ensures that the results are representative of the entire
the canarian society.

The EICVHC-2025 has been built from the analysis of the contents of the same survey
made in the years 2004, 2007, 2013, 2018 and 2022. Its main objective is to guarantee an analysis
retrospective and compare the most relevant aspects of the living conditions of the population of
Canary Islands over the years.

Other surveys that continue in field work

The population residing in the Canary Islands may be being surveyed at this time to provide
data for Socioeconomic Habits and Confidence Survey (ECOSOC), which is permanently in
field work from 2018. Its fundamental objective is to obtain indicators of habits
socioeconomic conditions and the confidence of the population in the socioeconomic and environmental situation, las
public policies and services provided by public administrations.

ECOSOC works on a rotation system: in each quarter the 25% of the homes that
participate. Each selected home participates for four consecutive quarters. After that
time, leaves the studio and is replaced by another home. In each quarter they survey 2.400
viviendas. In each of them, a person older than 18 years old.

Anyone can confirm in their town hall that this survey is official. You can also
resolve doubts, verify the officiality of the survey or request more information directly from
ISTAC through these contact channels:

* Free telephone numbers specific to ECOSOC: 900 670 916 de 09:00 a 18:00 hours, from monday to
Friday
* ISTAC general contact telephone numbers: 928 89 92 60, 922 92 28 01
* Specific email for ECOSOC from ISTAC: ecosoc.istac@gobiernodecanarias.org
* ISTAC general email: consultas.istac@gobiernodecanarias.org
* Web page: www.gobiernodecanarias.org/istac/

Protection of rights of the people interviewed

The data collected in these surveys is strictly confidential and is protected by
the statistical secret. This means that the information will be used exclusively for the purposes
statistics for which they were collected. further, The data is processed in such a way that no one can
know who they belong to. This is achieved through strict statistical techniques of
anonymization by which the information of the people who participate in the survey is separated from
your personal data.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

27 Feb Mateo and Sofía are once again the most used names for newborns in the Canary Islands in 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Among the men, Mateo's name is the favorite since the year 2019. En 2018 Lucas was the most
used after beating Mateo again that year.

In the case of women, Sofia adds its second year as the most used name. En 2022 fue
Valeria and in 2021, Martina. En 2020, the most used name had already been Sofia.

Thiago (114), Liam (108), Leo (90) and Hugo (87) are the next favorite names among children,
while for the girls Martina stands out (79), Valeria (75), Valentina (72) and Olivia (69).

Mateo was the most used name in Gran Canaria and Tenerife, while Sofía was the favorite in
Gran Canaria.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

27 Feb Public works tendering is growing strongly in the Canary Islands in 2025

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias This increase is much more intense than that which has occurred in the country as a whole., where the
budgeted amount in 2025 aumentó un 6,2%.

Most of the budget is borne by the Canary Islands' regional and local administrations.
who have tendered the 95,6% of the total, a figure that exceeds by far the 1534 millones de euros.
further, with respect to 2024, have increased their tender budget by just over 686 million.

By type of work, less than 40% is intended for residential construction, industrial, agrarian and
other type of service provision (608 millones de euros); while most
corresponds to other infrastructure works other than construction.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias