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Brussels Opens a Dangerous Door: When Buying a Home Stops Being a Right and Becomes Subject to Political Permission

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The housing crisis requires solutions. More housing, more available land, less bureaucracy, legal certainty, and policies that make construction and renovation possible. But what Brussels has now put on the table could take us in exactly the opposite direction: towards a situation in which the authorities decide who can buy a home, where they can […]

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New Housing Plan 2026–2030: increased support for rent, a boost for renovation and a strengthening of social housing

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New Housing Plan 2026-2030: Increased Rental Support, Renovation Incentives, and Stronger Public Housing Protection The Spanish Government has approved the new 2026-2030 State Housing Plan, a strategic roadmap for the coming years aimed at addressing the housing affordability crisis. While its approval comes slightly later than originally planned, the final text incorporates key agreements with […]

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The Constitutional Court upholds the Treasury’s ‘tax hike’. Has Montero got her way and sorted it out in a weekend?

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What many of us feared has come to pass. The Plenary Session of the Constitutional Court has decided to give its blessing to the controversial reference value of the Land Registry, that invention of the Treasury which, since 2022, dictates how much we must pay for painful taxes such as ITP (property transfer tax) or […]

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The Record Price of Subsidized Housing: A Critical Mirror of Political Inaction and Ineptitude

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The news has made headlines: the price of Publicly Subsidized Housing (VPO, or Vivienda de ProtecciĂłn Oficial) has reached a new historical maximum, hitting 1,195.7 euros per square meter nationally, according to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda (MIVAU) for the third quarter of 2025. While any increase in value […]

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How Much Longer Will We Look the Other Way? The Public Administration and the Social Housing Time Bomb

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The housing crisis in Spain is no longer just a concern. It’s an emergency. And the most alarming part isn’t that we’ve reached this point, but that those with the power to act remain frozen—trapped by ideology, bureaucracy, lack of political will, and, let’s be honest, incompetence and short-sightedness. Where is the government when it’s […]

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Spain’s Constitutional Court Questions Property Tax Values: Are We Paying Too Much?

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Spain’s Constitutional Court has taken a major step that could shake up how property taxes are calculated. It has admitted for review a legal challenge against the controversial “reference value” (valor de referencia) used as the basis for calculating key taxes like the Property Transfer Tax (ITP) and the Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISyD). 📌 […]

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