Spain’s Government Revives Rent Cap Decrees Ahead of Snap Election
The decrees also include eviction protections and limits on some corporate home purchases after lawmakers rejected the package last week.
Spain’s socialist-led government has reapproved housing decree laws that Parliament previously rejected. These measures include rent caps, a temporary eviction ban, and limits on corporate property purchases. Following the legislative defeat, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dissolved Parliament and called for a snap election on November 29th, aiming for a larger progressive majority.
- Spain’s government reapproved housing decree laws, including rent caps and eviction bans.
- Parliament had previously rejected these measures.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dissolved Parliament and called for a snap election on November 29th.
- The decrees aim to address housing issues, including limits on corporate purchases of residential property.
- Sánchez seeks a larger progressive majority to implement further social advances and transform Spain.
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