The rule requiring 30% of new developments to be reserved for social housing has generated only 31 new apartments in seven years.
The same rule is seen as counterproductive and its modification is proposed.
The construction of housing suffered a significant paralysis due to the rule.
Measures to favor access to housing can have negative effects on the construction sector and the availability of housing.
The issue of low housing accessibility is one of the main issues affecting Spanish society.
The repeal of the 30% rule would be feasible with an agreement between the PSC and Junts.
Conclusion: A balanced approach that favors the creation of housing while allowing the healthy operation of the construction sector is needed. A pact between all actors, public and private, appears to be the most promising solution.