Overview

• Spaniards rate housing worry at 8.6 out of 10, with anxiety highest among young adults, low‑income groups, large cities, and tourism‑heavy islands.
• Respondents chiefly blame the crisis on insufficient new construction (58%) and the pull of tourist rentals on the long‑term market (55%).
• Nine in ten (91%) call for a State pact on housing, and 79% support passing the stalled land‑law reform to accelerate building.
• Most place primary responsibility on the central government (55%), while 30% point to autonomous communities and 9% to municipalities, reflecting ideological splits over causes and remedies.
• Among 18–24 year olds, 48% live with parents, 34% rent, and 17% own; the poll surveyed 2,404 people online from September 2–5 with a ±0.8% margin of error.