Rental subsidy: FACUA criticizes the government for only approving the subsidy without intervening on prices
La asociación advierte de que puede derivar en una subida de los arrendamientos y que el dinero público acabe en manos de especuladores, que lo tendrán más fácil para inflar los alquileres.
FACUA.org
España-19/01/2022
FACUA-Consumers in Action criticizes Pedro Sánchez‘s government for limiting itself to approving the rental voucher for young people and not intervening in the prices of flats to prevent rises in prices. The association warns that the creation of this aid of up to 250 euros for two years for under-35s could result in this public money ending up in the hands of speculators, who will find it easier to inflate rents.
The rental voucher approved this Tuesday 18 January by the Executive is aimed at young people under 35 years of age who are going to rent entire flats or rooms, with the aid being up to 300 euros, as long as they do not have an income of more than three times the Public Multiple Effect Income Indicator (Iprem), the home is cons
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