Visual documentation of territorial transformation in the Islas Menores area of Murcia, capturing the dramatic changes in land use patterns between 2003 and 2011. This comparative analysis reveals the extent of urban development that occurred during Spain's construction boom, documenting how agricultural landscapes were converted into residential zones.

The before-and-after imagery demonstrates the scale of territorial alteration that characterized this period, with previously undeveloped coastal areas experiencing rapid urbanization. This documentation serves as visual evidence of the landscape transformation patterns typical of Spain's real estate expansion era.