Juan Bravo: "El PP derogará toda la intervención del Gobierno sobre la vivienda"

Juan Bravo, a key economic figure for the Partido Popular (PP) in the upcoming elections, has outlined a plan to generate a million new homes in the next legislative term. This includes speeding up procedures, freeing up land, reducing taxes, and attracting workers. The party intends to tackle the housing crisis by building a million homes during the term, through measures like streamlining land processes and accepting "positive silence" where companies can start new projects despite delays in administrative approvals.

Additionally, the party plans to reduce the size of new developments and convert commercial spaces into residential units. To make homes more affordable, the PP proposes lowering VAT from 10% to 4% and allowing tax payments with mortgage installments. They also propose creating a "young saver" program for individuals aged 18-40 to build their savings before purchasing a home.

In the rental sector, the PP aims to eliminate forced renewals and instead offer incentives for landlords who extend leases for three years with rent increases below the consumer price index (CPI). The party also aims to modify the law to allow landlords to evict unauthorized occupants within 48 hours, facing opposition from the Junts, PNV, and Vox parties.

Bravo asserts that the current pension system is unsustainable and proposes increasing private savings for retirement, with the goal of raising the contribution limit to around 4,000-5,000 euros.