The Sevilla Village Where the Housing Crisis Doesn’t Exist and Rent Costs Just €20
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Experts and mayors analyze how the model of this Sevillian town can be exported, with almost a public housing of every three
In Marinaleda, a town of approximately 2,600 inhabitants in the Seville region of Spain, the monthly rent for municipal housing is surprising. The municipality is now preparing to complete 24 new social housing units, which are planned to be rented out for between 15 and 20 euros per month.
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Housing has become one of the main concerns of citizens: access to a home, both in property and in rent, has been gaining weight among the concerns of the population for years and continues to occupy the top positions in the barometers of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS). In April 2026, 41.3 per cent of respondents pointed to housing as the main problem of the State.
Antonio Aguado, coherent socialist veteran, former PSOE activist, highlights and comments the information
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