The councilor for city planning and housing, Borja Rodríguez, explained that he will do this with the aim of promoting ‘affordable rent’. The opposition accuses him of breaking the promise to do this in 2024.
The councilor for city planning and housing, Borja Rodríguez, has reported that the city council of Vitoria-Gasteiz will ask the declaration of a voltage zone to the Basque government for “the entire city around the Holy Week”, with the aim of promoting “affordable rent”.
This has been transferred by Rodríguez, to questions from EH Bildu and Elkarrin Vorroria, in the Municipal Commission on Monday in the Gastseizarra consistory.
The Councililor for Housing Has Indicated that the Application Will Be Be For The Entire Municipality, As Well As That The Diagnosis That Will Be Attached To The Petition Demographic Trends, Levels Of Emancipation and People Underysis, Houzison, Houzison, Houzisis, Houzison, Housecomic of Housisison, Houzison, Housecomic of Housison, Housecomic of Housisis, Park in the City, Study of the Market of Purchase and Rental and Incidence of Housing Programs Implanted in The Municipality, Among Others.
Rodríguez has assured that the declaration of the voltage zone “is one priority“For the municipal government, although defended that” it is not the departure gun “, because” the city council promotes the construction of protected houses, makes the land available for the Basque government and facilitates rehabilitation aids “, in addition to other actions to” facilitate access to housing.
For his part, the councilor of Eh bildu Xabier Ruiz de Larramendi has censored that the municipal government “did not fill the deadlines to perform the petition before he finished 2024”. “The PSE and PNV are doing it calmly and slowly. They are late when taking measures to guarantee access to housing,” he criticized to claim the municipalities that have already demanded the declaration of a voltage zone.
Also for the councilor of Elkebin Óscar Fernández “is too delayed” the request of the statement, “breaking with the commitment of the municipal government”, when “the runaway price of private rent” in the city is indispensable “in the city.
In this respect, he said that, according to the municipal housing observatory, the price of private rent has risen to 1,225 euros Monthly. “The SMI is 1,381 euros, so practically all the money is dedicated to paying rent in Vitoria. This is untenable,” he said, to “limit the rent”.
Source: EITB
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