Spain’s housing market is under strain due to a persistent supply-demand imbalance, particularly in major urban centers, exacerbating affordability challenges. Lessons from other European countries highlight the need to cut red tape, improve land-use policies, and foster public-private partnerships to boost housing availability and long-term market stability.
El principal objetivo de este artículo es examinar la evolución reciente del mercado de la vivienda en España y explorar opciones de política económica relevantes para España implementadas en la UE.
Mario Draghi’s report identifies integration as key to addressing Europe’s structural challenges, focusing on, first, the need to rollout a common economic policy and, second, the completion of the EU Single Market. For Spain, the latter measures would be the most effective in unlocking investment, though their success hinges on overcoming fragmentation risks amid rising protectionism.
Este artículo examina la relevancia del informe Draghi para la economía española, partiendo de la singularidad de su situación con respecto al resto de Europa.