11 Sea The price of new housing in the Canary Islands gives a small respite in the last quarter of 2025

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Regarding second-hand housing, The annual increase was also greater at the national level,
13,1%, than the one that occurred in the Canary Islands (11,1%).

In the global housing, The biggest price increases during the last year occurred in
Castile and León (15,3%) and in La Rioja, Aragon and Region of Murcia, con 14,4% in each of them. Y
the minors, in the Canary Islands (11%) and in the Foral Community of Navarra (11,4%).

The main objective of the Housing Price Index is to measure the evolution of prices
purchase and sale of free price homes, both new and second hand. It also allows
make comparisons with national data and other autonomous communities.

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10 Sea Rental vehicles and taxis, main means of transport used by tourists from Germany and the United Kingdom in the last quarter of 2025 in the Canary Islands

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Among residents in Germany, tourists from the Rhineland region stand out
North-Westphalia (21,9%). And among residents of the United Kingdom, tourists from
the North West region of the United Kingdom and Scotland (14,5% and 13% respectivamente).

During that quarter, only the 6,2% and the 5,5% of residents in Germany and the United Kingdom,
respectivamente, have had some difficulties with means of transportation among which stand out
public transport schedules and delays and cancellations that occur, as well as a
information that is sometimes confusing and insufficient.

ISTAC annually publishes data on the tourism micromarkets of the United Kingdom and Germany, los
two countries that contribute the most tourists to the Canary Islands. The publication includes information on the expense of
tourists on their visit to the Canary Islands, as well as details about your profile and the characteristics of your
trips. These data allow for a more complete analysis of tourists based on their
place of residence.

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10 Sea Notable increase in the number of visas for the construction of new housing in the Canary Islands

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias This data contrasts with the evolution at the national level, where the number of new construction homes
projected increased 5,52 por ciento. In total, visas were processed that affect 706 viviendas,
de los que 656 They are new buildings, 38 correspond to reforms and 12 they are going to expand their
surface. Only for this last case is there a decrease with respect to 2024: specifically the
number of homes with expansion works fell by 25%.

Regarding certificates of completion of work, durante el año 2025 were registered in the Canary Islands 3.218
corresponding to housing: almost 1.000 more than the 2.262 issued in 2024.

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10 Sea The Comprehensive Monitoring System in Cases of Gender Violence has 6.529 active cases in the Canary Islands in February 2026

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Por provincias, 2.509 They are located in Las Palmas and 4.020 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. According to
risk levels, hay 49 cases with high or extreme risk, 950 with medium risk and 5.530 risk
low. El 45% of the women who are within VioGén-2 have among them 31 and 45 years old.

There are 93 active cases of gender violence with minors at risk, of which 88
They are medium risk and 5 present a high risk .

Of all active cases valued in accordance with the current Protocol 2025, 750 are considered of
special relevance. Those cases fall into this category in which, after police assessment
of the risk, a special combination of indicators is detected that significantly increases
the likelihood that the aggressor will inflict very serious or lethal violence on the victim.

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06 Sea More than half of the Canarian population perceives the employment situation negatively and a large majority supports the interprofessional minimum wage

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The best job ratings are in Fuerteventura, where a 27% of people think that
the current situation is good or very good, followed by the south of Tenerife (24,3%), south of Gran Canaria
(23,2%) y Lanzarote (23,2%). On the opposite side, the metropolitan areas of
Tenerife and Gran Canaria, in which three out of five people negatively value the
employment situation.

Nine out of ten people give a lot or quite a lot of importance to job stability.
Four out of ten give great importance to good opportunities for promotion, can
work independently and a job that allows you to help other people.

Almost half of the people (el 47%) agrees that immigration could be a solution
to fill unfilled jobs, while almost a 30% does not share this idea.

In the Canary Islands, a 46% of people have disagreed that the digital transformation of the
economy will have a positive impact on job creation. Un 25,7% agrees.

In relation to the increase in the interprofessional minimum wage that took place in 2025, el 85%
assures that it is still insufficient to live with dignity. Almost one in four people (73%) cree
that greater purchasing power will boost citizen spending. Also a large majority (65%)
considers that the increase in the minimum wage has led to an increase in the prices of products
consumer basics.

Reduction of working hours, underground economy and entrepreneurship

The possible reduction of working hours, the underground economy and entrepreneurship have been the
other aspects studied at ECOSOC this quarter. More than six out of ten people (63%) están
in favor of reducing the working day of 40 hours to 37,5. Support is more unanimous among
salaried people (70%), and lowest among self-employed people (36%).

A large majority of people believe that reducing the working day will allow for
better balance between personal and work life (76%) and will mean reducing stress and
improving the mental health of working people (68%). Un 44,5% does not believe that the reduction of
work schedule brings with it an increase in workload, in front of an almost 36% what do you consider
opposite.

In relation to the underground economy, el 64% of people consider it unacceptable that a
individual or a person who works as a self-employed person does not declare all or part of their income,
although he 12% sees it as acceptable.

El 44% of the underground economy jobs hired in the last 12 months correspond to
home repairs or renovations. Treatments or personal care follow (26%) and the
workshop repair services (20%).

Un 39% of Canarian residents claim to have a lot or a lot of trust in the authorities
tax as a public body for the treatment of incidents of the underground economy,
while a 27% declares that he deserves little or no trust.

Por otra parte, Entrepreneurs indicate that the main barrier they have had in the
entrepreneurship have been taxes. Bureaucratic procedures and lack of support from
the administrations are the other obstacles they have found.

The majority of residents (53%) considers that in the Canary Islands there are no opportunities
necessary to undertake some type of business activity, percentage that rises to almost
70% in the case of employers.

Methodology

ECOSOC is a quarterly survey that studies the population of 18 and more years residing in homes
main relatives in the Canary Islands, and has been designed to be able to provide results at the island and country level.
large regions on the islands of Tenerife and Gran Canaria. Each home remains in the sample
four consecutive quarters, after which it leaves to be replaced by another housing of
the same census tract.

Every two quarters, the second and fourth of each year, The survey is completed with a module to
study specific topics. For the fourth quarter of 2025, The study has focused on the
working conditions in the Canary Islands. The module focuses on five main sections: valuation of
employment, entrepreneurship, work day, interprofessional minimum wage and underground economy.

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05 Sea The number of passengers who used the ports of the Canary Islands decreases in January 2026

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias In the month of January a total of 653.200 Cruise passengers used the ports of the Canary Islands. El
data of 2025 was 574.338 people. The Port of El Rosario presented a drop in 12.6 por
hundred, while the ports of La Luz and Las Palmas and the port of La Palma increased by 31%.

Regarding regular traffic, The ports of Los Cristianos and Santa Cruz de Tenerife were
those that had a greater movement of travelers. The first of them recorded the passage of 1 decade
3 travelers who used these infrastructures. Por su parte, the port with the greatest increase in
travelers was La Palma with an increase in 1,5% and the Port with the greatest drop was Arrecife with a 22,3%
less travelers.

The number of TEUS containers (the most standardized measure worldwide) who went through the
ports of the Canary Islands in January was a 18,3 percent lower than in the same month of 2025. In total
fueron 143.048 containers those that were accounted for by 175.181 January 2025.

The Port of La Luz and Las Palmas is the one with the highest volume of entry and exit of
containers. In the Canary Islands, 7 decade 10 containers that are moved do so from this facility.
Compared to the previous year, aumentó un 22,1 percent container movement in this
puerto.

Regarding vehicle traffic, During the month of January it decreased by 4,4% with respect to the same
month of the previous year. This year they were 166.690 the vehicles that used the State Ports in
Canarias, for the 174.410 that was in January 2025.

The data collected in this information refers exclusively to the eleven Ports of the
State that exists in the Canary Islands. These are the facilities of: Reef, The Rosary, lighter, La
Light and Las Palmas, Salinetas, Passion fruit, The Christians, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, San Sebastian
La Gomera, Santa Cruz de la Palma and La Estaca. There are other port facilities that depend on the
Government of the Canary Islands, as is the case of the Puerto de Las Nieves, Corralejo, Playa Blanca or Morro
Jable.

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