Editorial: El Mundo

• The government's housing policies have proven to be ineffective; rental prices are at an all-time high.
• Ambitious solutions are required that increase the supply of housing.
• The current government measures, like the plan to build 40,000 homes in 50 years, are inadequate. According to the Bank of Spain, 600,000 homes are needed by 2025.
• The housing access problem is not solved with interventionism and generating a climate of legal insecurity.
• Policies to stimulate supply are going in the right direction, but their implementation is slow and lacking.

Conclusion: Government inaction and ineffective policies are exacerbating the housing crisis, leaving more people unable to access housing.

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