El nuevo decreto de vivienda obliga a las administraciones a asumir la deuda de inquilinos vulnerables para frenar desahucios
La norma incorpora además nuevas prórrogas obligatorias del alquiler, refuerza la transparencia de los anuncios y blinda el parque público de Casa 47
The Spanish government's new housing decree, announced on Wednesday by the Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE), outlines a comprehensive package of measures to tackle the housing crisis. This is the second decree following a similar one released last Friday in Congress. The primary addition to this updated framework is the extension of the limit on buy-to-let investments until December 31, 2030 – a two-year increase from the previous framework.
Additionally, these investors must submit an independent valuation report confirming that the purchase price exceeds 70% of the property's market value. However, the most significant development in this new decree is the enhanced protection for vulnerable tenants against evictions. This involves a more stringent extraordinary safeguard regime for administrations, making it more difficult to execute evictions when alternative housing options have not been provided.
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