A luxury home is seeking a new owner in one of Zaragoza’s most valued residential areas. Located in a private development on Vía Hispanidad, it offers 267 square meters, four floors, a private garden, terrace and spacious garage.
October changes the shopping basket and the colors of fruit shops and markets. Autumn leaves behind summer staples such as tomatoes, watermelons, melons and peaches, while artichokes, mushrooms, pomegranates, mandarins and quinces take center stage.
The Government of Aragon presented the progress of the Aragon ESF+ 2021-2027 Programme to the European Commission and the Spanish Ministry of Labour on Wednesday. Projects representing nearly 60% of the available budget have been selected, and more than 35% of spending has already been declared.
This apartment in Actur combines several features that can completely transform the feeling of being at home: abundant natural light, spacious rooms and a terrace overlooking Zaragoza with completely unobstructed views. The property is located on the eighth floor of Avenida Gómez de Avellaneda and stands out especially for its corner living room, which opens onto the outdoors.
Aragón leads Spain in the proportion of residents who save through individual pension plans. The region has 281,125 participant accounts, equivalent to 20.6% of its population, compared with 14.7% nationwide. Total assets also reached €4.507 billion in 2025, up 4.9%.
Businesses and self-employed workers could have more time to adapt their billing software to Verifactu. The Treasury Ministry plans to delay until October 2028 the outstanding obligations under the system, which sets the requirements billing software must meet to ensure the integrity, preservation and traceability of billing records.
Access to housing has become one of the major economic problems of recent years and one of the issues shaping the political landscape ahead of the November 29 elections. Buying or renting a home is now far more expensive than eight years ago, while available supply has declined and demand continues to grow.
A duplex penthouse is tucked away on Zaragoza’s Almagro Street, offering a rare combination in the city center: around 180 square meters of usable space, two terraces and a carefully executed renovation. The home is just steps from Puerta del Carmen and close to major central thoroughfares including Pamplona Avenue, Independencia Avenue and Gran Vía.
The week begins with new opportunities for people following Aragon’s job market. Companies and organizations in various sectors have published openings ranging from sewing and cleaning to accounting, electromechanics and occupational safety.
An apartment in central Zaragoza offers space, height and hard-to-find views in this part of the city. Located on the seventh floor of paseo María Agustín, opposite one of the Aragonese capital’s most recognizable landmarks, it overlooks both the avenue and Puerta del Carmen.
The Aragon Government’s Department of Education, Science and Universities is promoting financial education among secondary and upper-secondary students through the Financial Education for Teenagers program, an initiative developed in collaboration with the Museo de la Economía Foundation and Caja Rural de Aragón Foundation. The program provides schools with a digital platform featuring content adapted to young people’s reality.
The Ibex-35 closed the week down 3.1%, its worst performance since April, after being hit by the escalation of the conflict with Iran. The index ended at 19,085.3 points, its lowest level since mid-June.
Zaragoza took another step this Friday toward joining the future European open science network. The Aragon Biomedical Research Center hosted a meeting with representatives of the European Commission, the EOSC Association and the EOSC Steering Board, the three pillars of governance of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), to advance the creation of the future Spanish node.
Aragon ranks among the regions receiving the most aid from the 2026 Agricultural Machinery Renove Plan, with €1,978,257 allocated to renew 350 units. The region thus ranks second in the number of subsidized machines, behind only Castilla y León, according to provisional data from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
The Federation of Businesspeople of Commerce and Services of Zaragoza and Province (ECOS) has announced the death, at 97, of its founding president, José Luis Martínez Candial, a figure closely linked for decades to Zaragoza and Aragón’s business, commercial and economic spheres.
Buying a used home in Aragon is now significantly more expensive than a year ago. Prices have risen 13.7% over the past 12 months to an average of €1,689 per square meter. The increase is continuing, although it is beginning to lose momentum: prices rose 1.1% over the past three months and even edged down 0.1% in September.
MAZ’s Board of Directors agreed at a meeting held Thursday to appoint Ernesto Cisneros Cantín as the Entity’s new managing director. His appointment will take effect once it receives the required ratification from Spain’s Social Security system.
Registered unemployment in Aragon rose by 170 people in September compared with the previous month, an increase of 0.34%, reaching 50,344 unemployed people. The rise follows an increase in unemployment year on year. According to data published Friday by the Ministry of Labour and Social Economy, Aragon has 2,520 more unemployed people than in September 2025, an increase of 5.27%.
Social Security ended September with 651,476 contributors in Aragon, 708 fewer than the previous month, a decline of 0.11%. Monthly trends varied by province: Zaragoza gained contributors, while Huesca and Teruel recorded declines.
Alagón has become a key part of the international structure of Dr. Schär, the world leader in gluten-free food. Since 2023, the company has invested €38.8 million in its Zaragoza plant, from which it exports around 85% of its production and manufactures all the group’s gluten-free baked goods. Pablo Bazco, managing director of Dr. Schär Spain, explains to Aragón Digital the keys to the factory’s growth, its commitment to automation and Aragón’s importance within the company.
