CIS Reflects Broad Support for Intervention in the Housing Market, but Most Refuse to Expropriate Empty Floors
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More than three out of four Spaniards (76%) believe that the state should "take part" in the house market "when necessary" to ensure access to the house, while 87% say much or enough worry about the housing situation. (ANSA)
The housing barometer 2026 of the CIS has been prepared from 6,019 interviews in which 86.9% that the housing is concerned "many" or "quite good"
91.4% of Spaniards believe that public administrations should build more public housing than at present, while 76.3% believe that the State should intervene in the housing market "as much as is necessary" to guarantee everyone's access to housing, according to the Housing Barometer 2026 of the Sociological Research Center (CIS) published on Thursday.
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