Economy

The impressive Zaragoza home with a pool, sauna and gym: it costs nearly €1.5 million

The impressive Zaragoza home with a pool, sauna and gym: it costs nearly €1.5 million

Zaragoza still has places where living among gardens and trees does not mean moving far from the city. Colonia San Lamberto is one of them. This residential area in the Aragonese capital is home to large detached houses, including a villa built in 2024 that has just gone on the market and takes the concept of space a step further.

From Doctor to Receptionist: Six New Jobs in Zaragoza Paying Up to 22,800 Euros

From Doctor to Receptionist: Six New Jobs in Zaragoza Paying Up to 22,800 Euros

Looking for work often involves searching job portals, checking requirements and comparing conditions until finding an opportunity suited to each candidate’s experience. Aragón has added new job openings in recent days for a wide range of profiles, from construction and risk prevention to healthcare, cleaning and administration.

Calatayud names its businesses of the year: meet the three winners

Calatayud names its businesses of the year: meet the three winners

Fragmetal Calatayud, Viveros Verón and Panadería Repostería Longares were honored Monday at the third edition of the 2026 Calatayud Business Awards, an event bringing together the city and comarca's business community. The awards recognize companies that create jobs, invest, innovate and help sustain economic activity in the area.

Ibercaja honors 230 professionals in Zaragoza for their long careers at the bank

Ibercaja honors 230 professionals in Zaragoza for their long careers at the bank

Ibercaja has honored 230 professionals who are marking 25 and 40 years working at the institution this year. The recognition ceremony was held at the Cogullada Monastery in Zaragoza and highlighted the dedication of employees who have accompanied the bank through much of its evolution in recent decades.

Cierzo Impulsa Opens Call to Support Local Entrepreneurship in Aragon

Cierzo Impulsa Opens Call to Support Local Entrepreneurship in Aragon

Starting or growing a business in rural Aragon could bring a prize. Cierzo Impulsa has opened a new call for entrepreneurs, self-employed workers and companies in 21 municipalities, aiming to support projects that create jobs and economic activity.

CEOE Aragón calls for greater efficiency to avoid losing investment and competitiveness

CEOE Aragón calls for greater efficiency to avoid losing investment and competitiveness

Aragon's economy is still performing well for now, but companies are beginning to identify obstacles that could limit growth in the coming months. This was warned on Friday by the Economic Outlook Committee of CEOE Aragón, chaired by Félix Longás, after meeting with Economy, Competitiveness and Employment Minister Eva Valle.

Aragon Among Regions With the Sharpest Declines in Home Sales

Aragon Among Regions With the Sharpest Declines in Home Sales

Home sales have slowed in Aragon. The region recorded 1,517 transactions in July, down 11.4% from the same period in 2025. The decline was more than twice that recorded across Spain, where transactions fell 5.1%, according to provisional data published Friday by the National Statistics Institute (INE).

Aragon’s Automotive Industry Honors Its Most Innovative and Sustainable Companies

Aragon’s Automotive Industry Honors Its Most Innovative and Sustainable Companies

Regional Minister for Economy, Employment and Competitiveness Eva Valle closed the eighth Aragon Automotive Industry Night, organized by the Aragon Automotive and Mobility Cluster (CAAR), highlighting the industry’s strong performance and ability to anticipate change as key strengths for competing.

The La Almozara penthouse with everything: terrace, pool and garage for €397,000

The La Almozara penthouse with everything: terrace, pool and garage for €397,000

Zaragoza’s property market has welcomed a home that stands out for its size, views and extras that are hard to find together in the city. This 143-square-metre apartment is located on Jardines de Lisboa Street, in the La Almozara neighborhood, next to Pablo Gargallo Avenue, and occupies the eighth floor of a building with an elevator.

CESA Warns of Housing Problems in Aragon Despite Economic Strength

CESA Warns of Housing Problems in Aragon Despite Economic Strength

Aragon ended 2025 with more jobs and continued economic growth, but also with problems directly affecting many families. The Report on Aragon’s Economic and Social Situation 2025, prepared by the Economic and Social Council of Aragon (CESA), highlights housing, youth unemployment and difficulties in healthcare and education.

Rising costs squeeze Aragon’s farmers: up to 40% of dryland could go unseeded

Rising costs squeeze Aragon’s farmers: up to 40% of dryland could go unseeded

Rising production costs are threatening to leave a significant part of Aragon’s farmland uncultivated. ASAJA Huesca estimates that between 35% and 40% of the region’s dryland area could go unseeded this season due to a lack of profitability, amid soaring fuel and fertilizer prices, drought and the consequences of forest fires.

Fewer Young People Are Buying Homes in Aragon as Their Share Plunges Since 2007

Fewer Young People Are Buying Homes in Aragon as Their Share Plunges Since 2007

Young people's access to homeownership has become significantly more difficult in Aragon over the past two decades. People aged 18 to 30 accounted for 19.25% of home purchases in 2007, but represented just 9.80% in 2025. Their share of the Aragonese housing market has therefore been almost cut in half.