Overview
- Planifica Madrid relisted the 485 m² Chamberí attic on Monday with a minimum price of €6,694,201 and set the tender to become a permanent public offer if no buyer appears by October 21.
- The regional dossier published by the government runs to more than 200 pages but does not show an email, written order or clear record that identifies who authorized the April purchase for about €6.3 million.
- Documents show CEO Pedro Corbalán negotiated visits, signed the €630,000 deposit and executed the confidentiality agreement for the sale, and reporting confirms the PP blocked his direct testimony to the Assembly commission.
- A proposed institutional rental of €3,000 a month for ten years was drawn up and then revoked after the purchase was made public, and the sale terms now ban intermediaries and adjudicate solely by price to recover public funds.
- Opposition parties press for full records and names while the government insists the attic was an ‘institutional’ asset, a dispute that keeps accountability unresolved and may affect political debate ahead of the 2027 elections.