According to the CIS, 91% of Spaniards want more public housing and 76% want the State to intervene in the market.

A recent study by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), conducted in collaboration with the Spanish Ministry of Housing, indicates significant public support for increased state involvement in the housing sector. The data reveals that 91.4% of Spaniards favor the construction of more public housing, while 76.3% believe the government should intervene in the housing market to the extent necessary to address current challenges.

The Spanish Ministry of Housing has interpreted these findings as a validation of its ongoing policy agenda. Government officials assert that the survey results demonstrate a clear public mandate for the measures currently being implemented to regulate and manage the housing market.