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PSD defends more housing supply and faster licensing

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 17:41

The PSD Parliamentary Sessions addressed the housing issue in Portugal, defending the need to increase housing supply in the country. The party points to a significant lack of construction as one of the main problems in the sector.

PSD identifies administrative barriers as an important obstacle to the development of new housing projects. The party argues that slow licensing is contributing to the shortage of supply in the market.

To solve this situation, PSD defends the mobilization of private and cooperative investment. The party believes that the participation of these sectors is essential to meet the growing demand for housing in Portugal.

The Parliamentary Sessions thus served as a platform for the party to present its proposals for the housing sector, centered on the simplification of processes and the stimulation of new housing construction.

Why this matters

The party proposes measures that directly affect those looking for housing in Portugal, whether to buy or rent. The discussion about fast licensing and private investment can accelerate or halt the construction of new housing, having an impact on the price and availability of housing in the Portuguese market.

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