Bill for the right to housing

Bill for the right to housing

The agreement between the Government, ERC and Bildu, adopted on Friday, April 14, 2023, allows the Housing Law to be unblocked, making it possible to continue with its parliamentary processing and its definitive approval in the Congress and Senate.

Its main objectives are (i) guarantee equality in the exercise of rights and in the fulfillment of constitutional duties related to housing, with special emphasis on facilitating access to decent and adequate housing; (ii) regulate the basic content of the right of home ownership in relation to its social function; and (iii) regulate the right to housing in relation to its social function. (iii) strengthen the protection of access to complete, objective, truthful, clear, understandable and accessible information in home purchase and rental transactions.

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