The Spanish Government has republished a package of housing measures previously rejected by Congress, albeit with modifications. Key among these is the provision of 10 billion euros in interest-free loans for first-time homebuyers in Spain. The new decrees also introduce fresh restrictions targeting “vulture funds”—speculative investment firms—operating within the Spanish property market. These changes are now awaiting approval from the Permanent Deputation, a parliamentary body that convenes during recesses. The revised legislation aims to address housing affordability and protect vulnerable tenants. Small landlords are also expected to be impacted by the measures, though the specifics require further analysis. The Government hopes this revised approach will overcome previous legislative hurdles and deliver much-needed housing support.