El Supremo anula el registro único de alquiler turístico por invadir competencias autonómicas

El Tribunal Supremo ha anulado el registro único estatal de alquileres turísticos y de temporada al considerar que invade competencias de las comunidades autónomas. La sentencia respeta la ventanilla digital y las obligaciones de transmisión de datos.

El Tribunal Supremo ha sentenciado este jueves que el Gobierno invade competencias y las superpone a las de las Comunidades Autónomas al imponer un registro único donde se centralizan estatalmente los pisos turísticos y de temporada.

El tribunal mantiene la ventanilla única digital y las obligaciones de transmisión de datos de las plataformas como Airbnb o Booking. El Ministerio de Vivienda ha acatado la medida y defiende que desde julio de 2025 ha permitido aflorar más de 11.000 contratos de alquiler ilegales.

En total se han registrado 258.000 pisos turísticos y 83.000 alquileres de temporada. El registro y la ventanilla están regulados en el Real Decreto 1312/2024 de 23 de diciembre.

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