The Government mobilizes 1,113 million euros for the Community of Madrid through the State Housing Plan 2026-2030

• "The new State Plan shields public housing protection. Never again, with public money, will it be possible to speculate on housing," said the Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, after presenting the new ENP to the Council of Ministers.
• The new State Plan has an investment of 7 billion euros under a co-responsibility model by which the Government of Spain contributes 60% and the autonomous communities the remaining 40%.
• The ENP includes 10 major highlights in three strategic areas of action to articulate a structural solution to the housing problem: more construction, more rehabilitation and more protection.

The Council of Ministers, on the proposal of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, approved on Tuesday the State Housing Plan 2026-2030, which will mobilize an investment of 7 billion euros for the autonomous communities, of which the Community of Madrid will manage 1,113 million for the next 5 years.

"The new State Plan shields public housing protection. Never again, with public money, will it be possible to speculate on housing," said the Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, during her appearance at the press conference following the Council of Ministers.

The new State Housing Plan triples the funds that will be managed by the autonomous communities and establishes a co-responsibility model by which the Government of Spain contributes 60% and the autonomous communities the remaining 40%. In the case of the Community of Madrid, the investment goes from 298 million euros in the previous State Plan to 1,113 million, which is a difference of 815 million.

The investment will be aimed at the development of public housing policies that guarantee the affordability and permanent protection of all homes mobilized with funds from the new ENP. In addition, at least 40% of these funds will be dedicated to the construction and acquisition of housing, 30% to the rehabilitation of the existing housing stock and the remaining 30% to ensure the protection of the groups and territories that need it most.

The main novelty of the ENP is the permanent protection of all homes that are built with its funds, while ensuring transparency in the allocation of protected homes through an anti-fraud clause. The Plan will also promote a public data system to facilitate citizens’ access to truthful and transparent information.

A country plan: a structural response to the problem

The process of elaboration of the new State Housing Plan has counted on the contributions of the autonomous communities, with which intense dialogue has been held from the first day following the directive given by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, at the last Conference of Presidents, held in Barcelona: to draft a country plan, fruit of a country agreement.

Proof of this model of consensus, dialogue and agreement are the 28 meetings held with the autonomous communities around the content of the Plan, as well as the meetings with entities, social agents and experts. As a result of these meetings, 365 contributions have been received that have been studied and incorporated into the final draft of the Plan.

More construction, more rehabilitation and more protection

The State Housing Plan 2026-2030 pursues five strategic objectives to structurally influence the housing market:

• More public, protected and affordable housing

• Better housing: rehabilitation under criteria of efficiency and accessibility

• Advancing the age of emancipation of young people

• Reduce the effort rate to pay for a home

• Reversing stressed areas and paying special attention to the rural world

To achieve these objectives, the ENP contains 10 highlights in three specific areas of action: more construction to promote the construction and acquisition of housing; more rehabilitation to mobilize empty housing and dignify housing; and more protection to leave no one behind and guarantee the right above the business.

More construction:

• Promotion of the construction of new homes

• Industrialization of the housing sector

• Measures for the reversal of stressed market areas

• Aid to speed up the expansion of the public park

More rehabilitation:

• Aid for improvement work

• Additional aids for rehabilitations in historic helmets

• Boosting the mobilization of empty housing

More protection:

• Grants for the emancipation of young people

• Support for victims of male violence

• Support for vulnerable people and groups