US EditionAdelante Proposes From El Puerto that by Law No One Pays More than 20% of Their Salary in Rent: "the Current Situation Is Unsustainable"
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The spokesperson and candidate for Adelante Andalucía in the upcoming Andalusian elections, José Ignacio García, presented a proposed law to regulate rental prices in the autonomous community this Monday in El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz). The initiative seeks to establish a legal maximum rent equivalent to 20 percent of the average household income in each district or town, following United Nations recommendations on the maximum amount familie…
Adelante Andalucía has publicly proposed to regulate the price of rents so that no lease exceeds 20% of the average income of the homes of each neighborhood or municipality. The initiative has been presented this morning in El Puerto. The training explains that they are figures of United Nations, and that the agency sets that threshold as the maximum that
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