Evictions, rents, and assistance for buying: the measures of the housing decree that move forward

The Permanent Deputation has validated a housing decree that includes various measures aimed at protecting tenants and regulating the rental market. Key provisions include a ban on speculative purchases by large investors, a moratorium on evictions for vulnerable individuals until 2030, and the assumption of rental debts by the administration if alternative housing is not provided. The decree also tightens regulations on temporary rentals, limits room rental prices, and enhances tenant rights. Additionally, it introduces tax incentives for landlords who lower rents and provides deductions for low-income tenants. The government will create a Social Housing Fund and offer interest-free loans for first-time homebuyers.