The monographic survey by 40dB for El País and Cadena SER shows a broad consensus on a greater intervention in the housing market: 67.5% prefer to limit prices to facilitate access, even if it decreases the profitability of owners, compared to 21.7% who choose to let the market determine them. The position is majority among voters of PSOE, Sumar, and Podemos, but also among those of PP, with 56.5%, and Vox, with 55.2%.
The survey was conducted through 2,000 online interviews between September 25 and 28, at a time of special intensity in the housing debate: it began two days after the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal and ended before the Council of Ministers approved the two decrees on housing that arrive this Friday at Congress. Therefore, the study does not ask about the final text of those regulations, but about specific policies that in some cases coincide with measures later included in the decrees.
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