“We Are Facing an Emergency Situation,” Says Carlos Guimarães Pinto | Jornal Económico
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Data from the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation show that 66% of Portuguese people choose housing as a public priority and almost 80% reject that it is easy to find home at affordable prices.
In response to data released by the INE, which show an increase in house prices by 18.4% in the second quarter of this year, the Liberal Initiative member warns that the short-term measures adopted in recent years have not solved the problem of housing shortage in Portugal.
Since 2010, prices have risen 81.9%, the third largest increase among European Union countries
Housing has become one of the main concerns of the Portuguese, with more than half of the population admitting that the charges with the house condition other expenses. Construction of new dwellings continues far below the values recorded at the beginning of the century.
Since 2010, prices have risen 81.9%, the third largest increase among European Union countries
The increase was the largest in the European Union in the period analyzed. Since 2010, the rise reached 81.9%, the third highest among the growing countries. The Pordata content points to an increase of 41.5% in housing prices in Portugal between 2020 and 2025 appears first in Barlavento.
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