Spain’s housing crisis has reached a boiling point, prompting Prime Minister Sanchez to dissolve parliament and call an early election on November 29. The move comes amid growing public frustration over soaring property prices and unaffordable living conditions, which have deepened social inequality and sparked widespread protests. With no immediate relief in sight, the election may hinge on how political parties address the worsening affordability crisis. Analysts suggest the vote could reshape Spain’s housing policies—or leave residents still struggling to find shelter.
Mounting anger over Spain’s housing crisis have led Prime Minister Sanchez to call an early election on November 29
