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PSD points to private and cooperative investment as essential to increase housing supply

Funchal Notícias15 September 2026 at 16:46

PSD-M is holding its parliamentary sessions, dedicating one of the panels to cooperative and private housing. The second panel brought together deputies Tomé Brazão, Ricardo Miranda and Pedro Paixão to discuss ways to increase housing supply.

During the debate, topics such as the need to make investment more attractive and the simplification of licensing processes were addressed. These issues were identified as fundamental to boost the housing sector.

The party advocates that private and cooperative investment is essential to meet the growing demand for housing. This position comes in the context of the parliamentary sessions taking place in various regions.

Why this matters

Readers in the region are affected because the conclusions from these parliamentary sessions may influence future housing policies in Madeira. The emphasis on private and cooperative investment suggests a possible shift in the regional government's approach to solving the housing crisis, while the simplification of licensing can accelerate new construction projects.

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