It is now a fact that the political landscape is shifting, as evidenced by the numerous reforms and proposals we are seeing in the island’s various municipalities. Another manifestation of this ideological shift—one that affects us more directly—is the recent amendment to Ibiza’s Island Territorial Plan (PTI) by the Island Council, which was approved thanks to the votes of the PSOE and Podem-Guanyem. This is a provisional regulation approved on November 30, 2016, which will take effect the day after its publication in the BOIB and will remain in force for up to three years or until the amendment to Ibiza’s PTI is approved. Among other measures, construction on rural land will be limited to a maximum of 300 square meters of floor area per dwelling and up to 900 cubic meters of volume (including outbuildings). Another measure will be a ban on building homes on subdivided lots, with the exception of inheritances and inter vivos transfers through gifts from parents to children; this reform will prevent the sale of such lots to third parties within 15 years of their subdivision. Likewise, concrete block walls will be prohibited, and in their place, either dry-stone walls or hunting enclosures will be required. There will also be restrictions on the construction of swimming pools.