Vivienda: fondos y promotoras alertan de fuga de inversiones
Patronales, portales y expertos inmobiliarios denuncian que la oferta de vivienda en alquiler caerá si se aprueban los decretos, aumentando los precios por encima de los niveles actuales. La inversión en nuevos proyectos podría paralizarse. Leer
Insecurity and uncertainty are increasing in the Spanish real estate market, leading to a decline in new rental property offerings and a rise in prices. This is according to preliminary conclusions from real estate experts and sector associations who are discussing the two housing laws approved by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday, which will be voted on by the Congress of Deputies tomorrow after an extraordinary plenary session.
Investment in the residential market is reportedly falling as investors express concerns over the volatile and partisan nature of Spain's legislation, which they claim could lead to a collapse in the judiciary due to halted evictions and appeals from vulnerable tenants. Additionally, these measures are feared to discourage the creation of new rental supply, ultimately worsening the housing deficit in the country.
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