Sánchez Revives Housing Measures with €10bn Loan Plan as Spain Heads Towards Election
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Pedro Sánchez has assured that the government will continue to exercise its functions until the holding of the early elections. Meanwhile, the Council of Ministers has re-approved the housing decrees that previously failed to pass the parliamentary procedure due to lack of support. From Madrid, our correspondent Marina Colorado gives us more details.
The government of Spain will again present to Congress two decrees on housing, now with loans of "up to 50,000 euros (about R$ 280 thousand, in the current quotation) without interest" for the purchase of its own house, announced on Tuesday the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez. This time, the texts will be debated by a special commission, and not by the plenary of 350 deputies, who knocked them down on the last Friday. The defeat led the socialist …
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The text continues to fix 70% of market value as a yardstick for measuring speculation, but opens several exceptions related to the social use of purchase and compliance with good practicesNew features in housing decrees: changes in rental announcements and up to 200,000 loans to buy home The new housing decrees approved by the Government on Tuesday are, in essence, like those that fell into Congress last Friday.But in addition to technical chan…
The two texts have measures aimed at facilitating the rental and purchase of housing, as well as increasing the supply and combating speculation.
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