Promoters warn that the government's housing decrees do not solve the structural deficit

The Spanish Association of Construction Promoters (APCEspaña) and the National Construction Confederation (CNC) have expressed concerns that the government's recently approved housing measures do not address the country's structural housing deficit. The two organizations argue that the measures focus on intervening in the existing rental market, but do not provide solutions to improve access to housing.

They stress that the problem is one of supply, with residential production having been below the needs of new households for years, and that more land, streamlined urban planning, and public-private collaboration are needed. The CNC estimates that Spain needs over 750,000 new homes and calls for the reform of the Land Law and a reduction in the fiscal burden on housing and construction.