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Catalonia, Canary Islands, Euskadi, Asturias and Navarre Accept the Government's Proposal on Housing and Will Receive 1.5 Billion to Build
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According to the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, the government will immediately start working with these communities, which according to the plan for the central executive to finance up to 60% of the construction of public and protected housing, would receive up to 1,538 million euros among them
Ricardo Alvarez Barreto, Executive Director of AFV. (Photo provided) By Editor of Sin Comillas The Housing Financing Authority (AFV) announced “Young Housing”, a mortgage aimed at young people between the ages of 21 and 35 who have completed studies in accredited institutions in the last five years. This initiative aims to facilitate access to a main housing for this population, promoting its establishment in Puerto Rico. The product includes pa…
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There's only agreement that there's a serious problem and that young people (and those who aren't so young) can't access decent housing. Pedro Sánchez proposes a State Agreement with 7 billion euros, but on the condition that the regional governments pay 40%. The regional government is against this proposal and is proposing another battery of measures... And, in the meantime, who's building the public housing units? Perhaps it would be better if…
Many of the works are in houses acquired by people from Madrid, Andalusia or Catalonia
The housing proposal announced by the government of Pedro Sánchez after the Conference of Presidents has failed and only five communities have supported the proposal: Basque Country, Catalonia, Navarre, Asturias and the Canary Islands. Housing Minister Isabel Rodríguez explained that with these five territories will begin to work "bilaterally" starting next Monday. "The urgency is such that we do not have a minute to lose. Faced with the emergen…
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