Hace aproximadamente 8 meses la CNMC interpuso un recurso contencioso contra el Reglamento de las viviendas vacacionales de la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias. El Decreto impide que las viviendas vacacionales se establezcan en suelos turísticos y las excluye de zonas donde se localizan los hoteles y los apartamentos. Además, prohíbe que se alquilen habitaciones de forma separada y se imponen requisitos innecesarios sobre cómo prestar el servicio. Estas restricciones obstaculizan la entrada y la capacidad de competir de las viviendas vacacionales.
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