Gaining agreement for Spain's new housing law has taken months of discussion. The two coalition parties of government, PSOE and Unidas Podemos, couldn't agree, while there were also disagreements with parties that the government relies on for support. Finally, there now is agreement, a key stumbling block having been criteria for defining so-called 'stressed areas'.
95% of the Balearics could be subject to a rent cap
Town halls will be able to request declarations of 'stressed areas'
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