Compromis Demands by Law to Prohibit the Purchase of Housing From Non-Residents in Order to Stop the "Bestial Rise" of Prices in Alicante
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Compromís has demanded that the government prohibit the purchase of housing from a non-resident population in Alicante in order to guarantee the right to the censuses there.Although it has not defined this, the approach entails a de facto 'national priority'.It contrasts this suggested veto with the strong rejection that this political formation has shown against Vox for purporting to give any kind of priority to Spanish citizens over foreigners…
Congressman Alberto Ibáñez records an offensive in Congress against the rise of 16.8% in the real estate market and the gap of 76%.
Compromís is calling for a ban on home purchases by non-residents in Alicante as a measure to guarantee residents' access to housing. The proposal, spearheaded by Alberto Ibáñez, a member of parliament for the nationalist party, is linked to the sharp increase in prices recorded in the province. Read more
Deputy Alberto Ibáñez denounces that one in three houses in the province ends up in the hands of foreigners who neither live nor work in the area. More information: Alicante leads the purchase of housing by foreigners during the third quarter of 2025: it concentrates 43.29%
The Compromís deputy, Alberto Ibáñez, has asked the government to prohibit the purchase of housing from non-residents in Alicante. The data that push Compromís to ask for the veto The initiative, registered this Wednesday in the Congress of Deputies, is addressed to the Ministry of Housing. The stated objective is to veto the purchase of housing from non-resident population in the province of Alicante “to guarantee the right to housing for resid…
To prohibit the purchase of housing from the non-resident population in Alicante. This is what the parliamentary group of Sumar intends to do in Congress, where also the deputy Alberto Ibáñez, member of Compromís, who has registered a parliamentary question to demand “concrete measures” from the Government of Spain.
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