Spain has approved an $8 billion housing plan and will triple government investment in public housing over the next four years to address a worsening housing crisis.
According to Jin10, CGTN reported that the crisis has left many Spaniards unable to afford buying a home, and even renting has become very difficult.
The report said the housing crunch has been driven by multiple factors, including rising immigration, record growth in tourism, and the rapid expansion of short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb.
Spain is expected to welcome more than 100 million tourists for the first time this year. The report said tourism has created jobs and boosted gross domestic product (GDP), but it has also pushed some local residents to live in camper vans or mobile homes as they struggle to find a place to stay.
Spain Approves $8 Billion Housing Plan, Tripling Public Housing Investment Over Four Years
2026-07-12 19:00:21
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