Prefabricated homes have long since burst onto the real estate market and have already gained significant traction in the Catalan construction industry. The methodology, patented for two decades, The Lleida-based company Grupo PMP (which stands for Prefabricated Modular Projects) It aims to soon become Spain's leader in this category. Its way of building houses is similar to that of Lego: they prepare all the pieces in their factory, from walls, doors, and windows, to the smallest details of the interiors, and then they assemble them. in situ in just a few months. A revolution that has only continued to emerge, even in times of crisis.

A locksmith explains that on more than one occasion he has installed locks, doors, and other security mechanisms in the homes of Barça players. And they always have one obsession: installing the most secure systems. Obviously, he's talking about large mansions and large investments to protect, but he emphasizes that they typically spend between 3 and 5% of the home's budget on security systems. That is, of every million euros, 50,000 are allocated to protecting their property. According to the locksmith himself, this differs greatly from the investment made by people with more average salaries. For every euro spent on a house or apartment, the percentage allocated to security decreases exponentially.

Marta woke up when she heard a noise. It wasn't far away, it was coming from nearby. It was so close it was coming from her nightstand. It was metallic, as if someone were removing jewelry. When she opened her eyes, she saw a silhouette very similar to that of her grandson. It wasn't surprising that he was there, since he lived with them, although that night, a priori, he wasn't supposed to be. She spoke to him. The silhouette responded, but intelligibly, and left the room. Marta thought her grandson wasn't well, and followed him. Her son also saw the silhouette, and thought the same. However, the silhouette vanished, and with it, the jewelry disappeared. It was a burglar who had entered through the window.

The call is due to a router problem, as the internet isn't working properly. Once the necessary arrangements have been made, the operator says one last thing before hanging up: he asks the customer if they have a home alarm, and hints that they have an offer that's hard to refuse. Another person goes to a bank to set up a direct deposit for their payroll. The conversation turns, again, to an alarm: they also have an offer that significantly reduces the price. These are two anecdotal situations, but they demonstrate how burglar alarms are present in our daily lives. They are offered by telephone companies and banks, and in some cases, they are required to sign a mortgage.

This Sunday, we have a special dossier with tips to prevent burglars from entering your home during the holidays, one of the dangers that accompanies every summer. We'll analyze the case of second homes and the effectiveness of alarm companies.

The 3Cat platform has just launched Between four walls, a program in which architect, educator, and musician Núria Moliner shows us, in each episode, the home of a famous person while she chats. The format inevitably reminds us of the legendary The house of the famous by Julià Peiró, with the aesthetic and television spirit of the new times. In the fourth episode, Joan Pons from El Petit de Cal Eril begins by asking the presenter that, above all, he doesn't want this to seem like one of those programs posh people showing off her house. Well, the request didn't help much, and, all things considered, the result is quite this. Showing off the inside of homes has become an extremely exploited television genre. From the miraculous transformations of renovations to voyeurism and the display of luxury, including the purest and most innocent gossip, in the end we always end up in the same place. Showing off your house without reservation is a very intimate act, because the place we live in is a space that says a lot about us. Núria Moliner is a warm and curious interviewer who makes her visit feel lighthearted. And in terms of production and image, the program has been given a modern and very cute treatment that combines a vintage with the scent of Instagram filters, with the superficiality inherent to digital content.