Fear in the real estate sector over incidents due to the general strike: "They have publicly pointed us out"

The real estate sector faces uncertainty during the general strike on November 11, driven by the housing crisis. The Tenants' Union is leading protests, with concerns over attacks on Alquiler Seguro offices. Nearly 30 locations have been vandalized, primarily in Madrid, with incidents including graffiti and blocked entrances. A significant event occurred when a group entered Alquiler Seguro's headquarters, led by union spokesperson Alicia del Río, who criticized the company for its role in the housing crisis. The union denies organizing the vandalism but acknowledges public anger against the company. Alquiler Seguro condemns the attacks and blames the union for inciting violence. Madrid's president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, condemned the vandalism on social media, linking it to broader societal issues.