The Junta de Andalucía, like the rest of the communities governed by the PP in Spain, once again demonstrated its unity of action during its meeting with the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez. They maintain their rejection of the Government introduces measures that encourage or penalize autonomy that does not apply intervention measures in the rental market established by the state law of 2023, Andalusia is one of them.
“The Junta de Andalucía complies with the National Housing Law but there is a part that is optional for each community, such as the declaration of tense rental zones. Andalusia does not agree with the idea of intervening in the market and we are not going to apply these areas of tension. because these are revenues that do not solve the problems, but rather aggravate them, since prices have increased, there is more legal insecurity and cases of illegal occupation have increased”, explained the Minister of Development , Housing and Territorial Planning Rocío Díaz.
Given this position of all the autonomous governments of Spain (except Catalonia) of not declaring stressed rental areasThe Spanish government announced last week the possibility of introducing penalty measures in the distribution of funds and state aid programs, an approach that the Andalusian government described as “blackmail”. Later, Minister Isabel Rodríguez clarified that the approach is not to penalize those who do not comply, but to reward those who do.
“We ask you to rectify and stop this punishment and reward policy “The only thing this creates is inequalities between certain autonomous communities and others,” concluded the councilor.
Contrary to this model, the Junta de Andalucía has developed its own bill in which Nothere is no direct public intervention measure on rental market prices. The commitment of the Government of Andalusia is to lay the foundations for an increase and acceleration of housing construction, aware of the lack of supply in the autonomous community, and to increase the protection of owners.
