Oihane Agirregoitia Martínez

3. Calls for the EU and its Member States to respect the competences of local and regional authorities, and emphasise their key role in identifying housing needs and designing...

17. Urges the mobilisation of private investment, as the public sector alone cannot address the current lack of liquidity in the market; calls for the Member States and the EU institutions to...

Ka. whereas the housing crisis is a major obstacle when it comes to attracting and retaining talent in the Member States;

Ra. whereas in some tourist and urban areas there is concern about what is known as the housing cost overburden, which occurs when the total cost of housing (‘net’ of housing allowances) is...

7. Calls on the competent public authorities to ease permitting processes to make them significantly faster and simpler, including through measures such as introducing the principle of positive...

29a. Calls for the promotion of innovative technologies, such as the use of AI and data-driven methods, to replace theoretical calculations of energy performance certificates with measured...

A. whereas the reduction in the average household size and new family models require the housing stock to be redesigned in order to ensure all groups have access to...

J. whereas EU citizens have a right to property, as laid out in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights; whereas 69.2 % of EU households were owner-occupiers in 2023, reflecting the importance of...

M. whereas access to housing finance is essential to meet housing needs, as well as to support construction and renovation and the objectives of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive,...

N. whereas social and affordable housing is financed by national, regional, and local authorities, as well as final users of the homes; whereas about 7 % of the EU’s Recovery and Resilience...

H. whereas construction costs markedly increased from 2021 onwards, following the COVID-19 pandemic, and were further exacerbated by Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, leading to supply...

6. Urges efforts to accelerate the release of building land, particularly in densely populated areas; urges competent public authorities to mobilise publicly owned land,...

24. Invites the Member States to explore tailor-made programmes, including the provision of affordable housing, to tackle the difficulties in access to housing for low- and middle- income...

29. Calls on the Commission to carry out a data- and evidence-based impact assessment of the effects of short-term rentals on housing prices, both in macro and micro real estate markets, as well as...

16. Acknowledges that the availability and allocation of public housing contribute to increasing the housing supply for vulnerable groups; calls on the Member States to consider projects to...

11. Encourages the competent public authorities to invest in innovation within the housing sector not only to improve the quality of housing stock, in terms of energy efficiency, acoustic and...

1. Expresses concern about the housing crisis affecting the EU, in particular its impact on young people, low- and middle-income families and the most vulnerable people, as well as...

I. whereas, despite some recovery since, construction output in 2019 was still 8.3 % lower than it had been in 2007; whereas productivity, efficiency and cost- effectiveness can be improved via...

19. Advocates a strategic and efficient deployment of investments in the housing sector through the use of existing EU funds, such as the Cohesion Fund or NextGenerationEU, and the role of the EIB,...

23. Invites the Commission and the Member States to promote better access to rental housing solutions, such as student accommodation, particularly to support the national mobility of students...

Na. whereas, in the implementation of the RRF, shortcomings have been identified with regard to transparency and clarity in the definition and monitoring of criteria at national level, and...

Oa. whereas there is an urgent need for transparency and clarity from the EIB on the financing available for housing, including instrument types, financial conditions, eligibility criteria,...

12. Recalls that EU citizens have the right to own, use, dispose of and inherit lawfully acquired possessions; calls for coordinated policies at EU level to address and curb housing...

5. Underlines that the main causes of the housing crisis are the insufficient supply of dwellings, the difficulties involved in accessing land and plots, and the failure...

2. Welcomes the Commission’s task of developing an ambitious new strategy for housing construction and an affordable housing plan that meet the criteria regarding accessibility for persons...

4a. Calls for speculation to take a back seat to housing's social purpose, which should be placed at the heart of the European social agenda alongside measures to promote territorial...

D. whereas the main cause of this crisis is the limited supply of housing stock, both private and public, resulting from insufficient construction and underinvestment over the past number of...

21. Endorses the role of the EIB in catalysing public funding and private financing for the affordable and accessible housing sector, as well as its role as a long-term, low-...

28a. Considers it necessary that, in the event of delays in the implementation of housing plans, construction costs should be as realistic and up-to-date as possible, and should take into...

B. whereas alternative fuels and engines available on the market are not yet fully commercially viable at scale; whereas for their successful deployment, any...