The Housing Act further exacerbated the government’s bid to buy. houses in Sareb. This morning, Aitana Mas, first vice-president and spokesperson of the Valencia Board of Directors, said that this is guaranteed. we will talk about numbers soon and referred to a real estate audit that the so-called “bad bank” could offer to the Valencian Community.
However, he has not recently entered the dance of the figures entered by the parties and has shown that he behaves cautiously in the broadest sense of the subject. It is known that the Community of Valencia and Catalonia are the regions with the highest number of residences, as they account for 40.8% of the 20,768 units of stock this publicly traded company wants to sell since the Head of Government’s statement. to communities and municipalities for this purpose. According to data provided by the Ministry of Economy, the autonomous region of Valencia has the most houses of this type, with 4,950 units; Catalonia followed with 3,539.
A Botànic spokesperson, however, stressed that the measure will help increase the number of public housing units. In any case, Mas confirmed several times at a press conference after Consell that housing is a “first order” issue for political and ruling powers, and it would be “prudent” to unknowingly give housing estimates. his condition. He added that it is necessary to evaluate and see which ones are ready to be occupied by families or young people, which need reform or rehabilitation, and from there to condition them, to analyze the budget required economically and to examine whether it is worth it. he or not, he is insured. The announcement is new and “we’re waiting for specific housing numbers to make an estimate,” he insisted.
He said it was a “historic step” regarding the Right to Housing Act, approved by the Congressional Transportation, Mobility and Urban Agenda Commission, which limited rent increases at a time when rents were at an all-time high. The painting is a subject of “most concern” to the public.
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Regarding the PSOE and PP’s agreement yesterday to reform the Yes Yes Act, the Vice President for Inclusive Policies pointed out that the “correction must be agreed upon” by progressive bodies. He still considered it “good news” though, commenting that “if there was a problem it had to be fixed”. Concerning the debate in Congress, he regretted that the amendment to the law focuses on the criminal aspects it pursues and against guarantors that affect victims.