The Government prepares a new housing decree amid parliamentary pressure
The Government of Spain is working on the drafting of a new decree-law focused on the housing sector. The main objective of this regulation is to implement key measures to address the current situation regarding rents and to establish new protocols for evictions throughout the national territory.
The drafting of this decree comes in a complex political context. Currently, left-wing parliamentary parties are exerting pressure on the PSOE to ensure that the measures are ambitious enough and effectively protect the most vulnerable families. These political groups seek to guarantee that the right to decent housing is a priority on the legislative agenda.
On the other hand, the position of Junts is fundamental in this process, as their support is necessary for the decree to be approved in the Congress of Deputies. Negotiations between the Government and the various parliamentary groups are constant, as they attempt to find a balance that allows this regulation to move forward without putting the stability of the Executive at risk.
It is expected that more details regarding the specific content of this decree will be known in the coming days. In the meantime, both landlords and tenants remain attentive to the legal changes that could transform the Spanish real estate market in the coming months.