PSD/Madeira considered increasing housing supply as an essential condition to respond to the current pressure on housing access. This position was presented during the second panel of the party's Parliamentary Days, dedicated to the theme of cooperative and private housing.
The panel featured the participation of three members: Tomé Brazão, Ricardo Miranda and Pedro Paixão. The three converged in defending more housing construction as a way to face the housing access challenges in the region.
Among the measures defended by the participants are faster licensing processes, as well as creating conditions that can attract private and cooperative investment to the housing sector. The original text appears cut off, making it impossible to identify all the positions defended.
