Spain's Council of Ministers has approved two housing decrees featuring measures such as extending eviction protections until 2030 and regulating seasonal rentals, which will be submitted to Congress for ratification.
Key points
- The legislation includes a prohibition on vulture funds purchasing property until 2028 and a freeze on rental prices.
- Housing and Urban Agenda Minister Isabel Rodríguez announced 0% interest public loans to help first-time buyers caught in the rental market.
- Measures also introduce fiscal bonuses for renters earning under 33,000 euros and incentives for landlords lowering prices.
Why it matters
The new decrees address high housing costs and tenant stability amid high-profile social pressure, testing the government's fragile parliamentary support ahead of a crucial congressional vote.
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