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Andalucia takes a market approach to housing crisis – but new law fails to address squatters

The bill, which has gone through months of public consultation, is pitched as a counter-model to the national housing strategy backed by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez

Laurence Dollimore
Current President of Andalucia Juanma Moreno (Source: Junta de Andalucia)
The Junta de Andalucia led by Juanma Moreno plans to pass a 'landmark' housing law before the end of the current legislative term, it has announced, aiming for ratification in Parliament no later than June. The bill, which has gone through months

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