Spanish Congress to vote on new housing decrees

The Spanish Congress of Deputies will vote this Friday on two royal decree-laws aimed at regulating the national property market.

The Spanish Congress of Deputies is set to vote on two royal decree-laws concerning housing this Friday. These legislative measures have drawn significant attention as the government moves to formalise new regulations impacting the national property market.

Asval, representing large and small rental property owners, has called for the decrees to be withdrawn. President Helena Beunza argues that reforms should be coordinated with autonomous communities, noting the measures include a controversial veto on evictions.

With 750,000 households in Spain currently in need of housing, the stakes are high. Carlos Sánchez of Alquiler Seguro and other industry figures remain focused on how these legal shifts will affect rental management and long-term supply across the country.


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