Urban decrease. Urban declassification as an engine for compliance with the Spanish Urban Agenda

Abstract

The need for deconsolidation of urban land as a catalyst for obtaining urban use in transformation and reform activities, which in turn facilitate urban regeneration operations. The non-transformation of developable land is proposed with the aim of non-growth of the city and therefore greater consumption of the territory, and the regeneration of cities by obtaining the necessary capital gains from the transformation of urban land. After studying the data obtained from the National Statistics Institute on the transfer of property rights for the year 2019, it is possible to observe the variations in the trends of buying and selling with respect to previous years and how the sale of rustic land declines. It presents a new challenge for cities to transform to achieve the objectives of the Spanish Urban Agenda.