Social Housing Legislation
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Andalucía, Cataluña Galicia, legislación sobre vivienda, legislación urbanística autonómica, Madrid (Comunidad Autónoma), País Vasco, patrimonio municipal del suelo, política de suelo, . políticas de vivienda, urbanismo, vivienda socialAbstract
The Paper goes over the recent history of Spanish Social Housing policy considered in terms of its legal
regulation. The way policy for this has been put together in constitutional, legislative and regulating ways
is gone into, as is how it was affected by town and country planning policy and legislation as to Land itself.
Special emphasis is given to just how those in power legally handle putting their policies into effect – in the
main through subsidies forming part of housing policy – and to the mechanism employed to articulate or
bring together the ‘say so’ for policy in a composite state such as Spain, marked as it is by a high degree of
decentralization. The paper also examines the constitutional and legislative changes that were adopted from
2006 onwards, a period during which the ’Building Bubble coincided with reforms made in some Statutes
of Autonomous Regions, these generally having to do with the Right to be Housed. The paper then makes a
provisional critical summary of how the State and some Autonomous Communities tried to tackle with
legislation the phenomenon of the ‘Building Bubble.
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