Moncloa's "Cacao": the Second Housing Decree Corrects the First
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The second housing decree, promoted by Sumar within the government, establishes that the owner must compensate the tenant with a minimum of 12 monthly rents if he decides not to extend the rental contract.The executive plans to approve the rule and take it this Thursday to the BOE.The bill introduces a system of automatic extension of the rent to the owner. ... Continue reading "Vote: What do you think of the second housing decree, which obliges…
The text promoted by Sumar replaces the system of extensions that has just entered into force and requires the introduction of specific rules to avoid clashes between the two rules.
We already know the small print of the two housing decrees approved by the government. The first, the one that has the most options to succeed, is [...]
The Lease Decree adopted by the Spanish government, which is due to be published tomorrow in the Spanish Official Gazette (BOE), introduces a historic change in the Spanish real estate market by establishing the continuity of the lease as a general rule and obliging the landlord to pay an annual rent if he evicts the tenant without just cause.
The second housing decree enters into force on October 2 with a compensation of at least 12 monthly payments for the landlord who does not renew the rent. The entry Housing Decrees: would enter into force on October 2 with a fine of 12 monthly payments for the landlord who does not renew was first published in What!.
The text published today by the BOE includes an indefinite extension of contracts with 12 months' rent penalties for owners who decide not to renew after expiry. Read
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