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Spain Approves €1.3 Billion Plan for Industrialized Housing Construction

The Council of Ministers greenlights funding to accelerate prefabricated housing, tied to affordability and anchored in Valencia's new industrial hub.

La ministra de Vivienda, Isabel Rodríguez, da los detalles del Perte esta mañana.
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Overview

  • The Spanish government has approved a €1.3 billion Strategic Project for the Recovery and Economic Transformation (PERTE) to industrialize housing construction, with funds made available immediately.
  • The initiative mandates that public aid be tied to the delivery of affordable housing units, aiming to address the country's housing accessibility challenges.
  • Valencia's Port Logistics Zone (ZAL) will host the City of Construction Industrialization, serving as a hub for innovation, training, and collaboration in prefabricated housing.
  • The PERTE allocates €1 billion for financing through the Official Credit Institute (ICO) and €300 million for capitalization to strengthen the financial capacity of construction companies.
  • A tender for 1,600 public housing units will launch in the coming weeks, incorporating industrialization criteria into its evaluation process.