Valencia Declares 25 Neighbourhoods Saturated for Tourist Lets
CATAV data maps Valencia's saturated zones for the first time, showing exactly where new VUT registration is now blocked and where 32,423 tourist places remain available.
Valencia’s public tourist-accommodation census has delivered its first data-driven picture of where short-term rental operators can still register new properties, and the answer is stark: 25 of the city’s neighbourhoods are already saturated, with tourist-apartment density at or above the new 2% cap (elDiario.es, July 2026). The same data, however, shows that 32,423 tourist places remain theoretically possible in non-saturated zones, concentrated in peripheral neighbourhoods where operators willing to relocate or expand can still find room.
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