Eight Graphs to Understand the Impact of Housing Decrees
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The first of the two housing decrees approved by the Council of Ministers, which is even more likely to succeed, contains dozens of measures to intervene in the buying and renting markets, but what is its scope?
The two decrees approved by the Spanish Government on Tuesday will go a long way towards improving housing affordability. The debate on the decrees has already begun and the vote will take place this afternoon.
The two royal housing decrees approved by the Government this Tuesday in the Council of Ministers (which will have to be validated this Friday in the Congress of Deputies) opens the debate on whether the Spanish Executive is proposing a structural solution to the housing problem or, on the contrary, only patching up a situation that is difficult to sustain.
The housing market in Spain is experiencing a moment of profound transformation and uncertainty. Among new decrees, official indexes and continuous debates on the regulation of prices, millions of tenants and owners ask themselves the same question every month: how much can the rent actually increase? To answer this daily doubt, the journalist and economic expert of La Tarde, José María Camarero, analyzes the intricacies of the current regulatio…
The first of the housing decrees published in the BOE after its approval in the Council of Ministers includes among its many measures a limitation on the updates of the rental contracts that are planned for before 31 December 2027. If the rent already paid by the tenant is above the ceiling applicable according to the reference price index system, “no increase in income shall be applied”. In the rest of the cases, the maximum increase will be 2%…
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