Spain plans to use a “bad bank” born of its most recent financial crisis to create up to 50,000 units of public housing as the country and neighbouring Portugal seek government-led solutions to the soaring cost of property.
The countries — two of the poorest in western Europe — want to reverse a legacy of under-investment in public housing that means they have the most limited stocks of subsidised homes in the region.
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