Mallorca Street

One of his neighbors, Marcos M. r., is in a situation similar. We do not understand this disproportionate rise in rent, explains Marcos, Assistant Professor at a public University. Both me and my partner the State has cut us salary 5%, 36-year-old complains. These apartments were built in the 1930s, are rather than amortized, the only thing that we ask the Government is requiring us not more rentals with less salary, continues. Your rent is still 36% cheaper on the other hand, public rental society ensures that despite this rise, the rents of these families are still 36% below the price that would reach the market. All the families have accepted this review, except the 17 living in Mallorca Street, detail from the SPA.

The role of this agency is ensuring an affordable rent to those who need it. These tenants are middle class, need not more than 25% of their income to meet the rent and live in apartments of 100 square meters by 800 euros on average in the center of Madrid, explained from the SPA. Throughout these five years, the only thing that has increased the price of leases of these families has been the CPI. Now, after reaching the agreement, tenants have two options, accept the new terms or leave the home. In the event that they decide to leave, the SPA provides them alternatives that fit your budget, do not leave anyone on the street, says a spokeswoman for the entity. A situation comprising Pablo Rodriguez, another of those affected.

We know that it is not the most expensive rental in the world, recognizes this young master builder, but it is us a great additional effort. Paul lives with his partner, who is currently unemployed, and a friend. Despite everything, the explanation of the SPA does not convince them, and they still do not understand how a public entity decides to raise the price of your car rental in these times of economic crisis and when the housing bubble has led to a significant decline in the housing market. Source of the news: the public society of Rental wants to raise income by 18.5% to nearly 90 families