Overview

• Nine in ten Spaniards (91%) call for a cross‑party State pact on housing, and 79% support reviving land‑law reform to speed construction.
• Housing ranks as the country’s top concern with an average worry score of 8.6 out of 10, rising to 9.7 in the Balearic Islands and 9.5 in the Canary Islands.
• A majority identifies scarce new building (58%) and the effect of tourist rentals reducing available homes (55%) as the main causes.
• Responsibility is chiefly assigned to the central government (55%), with 30% pointing to autonomous communities and 9% to municipalities.
• The squeeze hits young adults hardest, with 48% of 18–24 year‑olds living with parents, 34% renting and only 17% owning a home.