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Following the approval of Royal Decree 2/2008 – the Land Act – we have a territorial model and a model for development which has put an end to the archaic pattern of the dispersed city, although we are faced with very serious consequences of space generated by the so-called “housing bubble”, coupled with a crisis of unforeseeable consequences in the field of so-called economic globalization. Spain has not managed to escape from this with laws devoid of economic instruments that have been transferred to the Autonomous Communities, and we are facing a missed opportunity resulting from a not always well-calculated decentralization. Thus, in this article, we approach the importance demonstrated by the so-called “economic instruments” in the regulations, which include the details relating to “land” in Spain in our first law, of 1956, in that of 2008 and in the recently approved revised text of the Land and Urban Rehabilitation Act – Royal Legislative Decree 7/2015 – at state level. To this end, after defining and assessing the conceptual approaches to “land” and their types, the study specifies and studies the economic instruments included in the Spanish Land Act and their relationship with the new forms of “city building”.

Una aproximación a los instrumentos económicos de las Leyes del Suelo del 2008 y 2015. ¿Hacia un cambio en el Modelo de Desarrollo en España?