Overview
- The Popular Party, contacted by Sumar on Tuesday through PP spokeswoman Ester Muñoz, said it would not attend a meeting on the decree’s convalidation.
- The decree now in force allows tenants to extend leases for two years and caps rent hikes at 2% for contracts that end before the close of 2027.
- Sumar has launched a bid to gather votes and apply street pressure with unions and social groups to keep the measure in place.
- Junts says it will vote against the decree, arguing it creates legal uncertainty and cuts the supply of homes.
- The PP calls the government’s housing policy a disaster and favors building more homes and legal certainty over controls, which leaves tenants unsure whether the new extensions will survive a vote.