“The housing support measures, including Porta 65, the Extraordinary Rent Support Program (PAER), landlord compensation, as well as the exemption from IMT and Stamp Duty for young people amounted to more than 920 million euros in 2024 and 2025 (data up to October)”, the ministry led by Miguel Pinto Luz stated in a communiqué today.
According to the ministry, medium- and long-term measures have also been implemented alongside short-term support.
“In addition to support measures, investment in public housing has exceeded 9.2 billion euros in less than two years—the largest investment ever. This will allow for the realization of approximately 150,000 housing solutions planned in the Local Housing Strategies, the Affordable Public Housing Park program, and Public-Private Partnerships by 2030,” reads the communiqué.
The communiqué also highlights several measures the Government intends to implement, including fiscal incentives to promote housing construction and bring vacant homes onto the rental market.
