Housing Decrees: Evictions Suspended if Tenant Pays Debt ↗
Front page leadThe government has vetoed investment funds from purchasing housing at a price below 70% of its appraisal value, and evictions will be suspended if the tenant pays their debt.
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The front page of La Vanguardia prominently features news regarding housing decrees in Spain, with multiple articles detailing proposed changes to evictions, rent payments, and investment fund regulations. Other top stories include a political session in Congress, a protest in Barcelona over…
The government has vetoed investment funds from purchasing housing at a price below 70% of its appraisal value, and evictions will be suspended if the tenant pays their debt.
The government will test its support in Congress today after approving two housing decrees, facing scrutiny over its legislative agenda.
A protest camp advocating for housing rights has been established in Barcelona's Plaza Catalunya, with approximately 150 people participating.
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The second housing decree proposes compensation for the owner if the tenant does not renew the contract, with a year's rent as a reference point.
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