Housing Minister Welcomes New EU Plan on Rents and Assures that She Supports Spain
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The Minister maintains that the areas declared to be stressed in Spain meet the criteria set by the Commission and welcomes the European support to limit tourist flats and preserve residential use of dwellings
Housing remains one of the most worrying problems in Spain as well as in the rest of Europe. According to Eurostat, the EU statistical office, “in 2024 housing costs exceeded 40% of disposable income in almost one in ten households in EU cities and 6.3% of households in rural areas.” In Spain, between 2015 and 2024 prices rose by 60.3%, seven points more than the EU average. Three years after the entry into force of the Law on the Right to Housi…
With the Affordable Housing Act the municipalities will be able to limit the tourist locations in areas with high housing pressure. The anger of Confaed building and AIGAB: "Attack to the property." Favorable Federalberghi.
The Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, welcomed the fact that the new Affordable Housing Act, presented by the European Commission on Wednesday, is "very influenced by the policy carried out by the Government of Spain." For Rodriguez, Brussels recognizes what has been called the "area" in Spain [...] The entry Rodriguez celebrates that the new European housing regulations are "very influenced" by Spain's policy appears first…
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The Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, celebrated on Wednesday the new measures proposed by the European Commission to combat the housing crisis and argued that both the proposal for the Affordable Housing Act Regulation and the accompanying recommendations are moving in the same direction as the policies developed in recent years by the Spanish government.
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