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Municipalities want to continue betting on housing after the PRR

RTP Notícias6 September 2026 at 14:40

From north to south of the country, housing was the great bet of the funding provided by European funds under the PRR. Municipalities invested significantly in this area during the execution period of the Recovery and Resilience Plan. The bet on housing proved to be a priority throughout the national territory. The lack of housing remains in many regions of the country, which means the housing problem has not yet been fully resolved. The municipalities intend to continue this housing investment strategy even after the PRR funding phase is completed, recognizing that it is necessary to maintain focus on this area to meet the needs of the population.

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