The housing decrees proposed by the Spanish Government have arrived at the Congress of Deputies without guaranteed support, sparking caution from key political parties. Podemos and Junts have warned they will closely monitor the proceedings, signaling potential obstacles to the legislation’s passage. The Government views the debate as a risky but “inevitable” step in the final phase of the current legislature. This suggests the decrees are considered crucial, despite lacking firm commitments from coalition partners. The lack of secured votes introduces significant uncertainty regarding the future of the housing measures. The situation underscores the complex political landscape in Spain and the challenges faced by the Government in advancing its agenda. The outcome of the Congressional debate will be a key indicator of the Government's ability to deliver on its housing promises.