Economy

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The province reaches 2,988 euros per square meter after a 14.2% year-on-year increase in 2026.

Falling olive oil prices and lower cereal harvests define the annual economic performance of the province.

Wineries and producers are negotiating purchase rates as vineyards show signs of productive recovery.

Vehicles with the Zero label account for less than 1% of the provincial fleet according to DGT data.

The local office stands out for its effectiveness, resolving nearly half of the cases handled this year.

The wine sector expects to recover normal production levels thanks to the good health of the vineyards.

The province records a growing imbalance between the creation of new households and the supply of completed homes.

Five percent of the provincial housing stock is used for tourism or belongs to non-resident owners.

The project includes the creation of two industrial warehouses to boost the local productive fabric through flexible rentals.

Both Andalusian docks consolidate their position as benchmarks in fuel and liquid bulk traffic.

The company, part of the FCC group, cites organizational and production reasons for the proposed staff cuts.

The town records an 11.7% year-on-year reduction, surpassing Sevilla's provincial average and reaching levels not seen since the Great Recession.

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