Browsing by Subject "Housing policy"

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    Formas del habitar popular en Córdoba, Argentina: vivir en las casas municipales de Pueblo Nuevo entre finales del siglo XIX y comienzos del XX.
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones., 2026) Moreyra, Cecilia Edith; Tedesco, Graciela María; Sin departamento asociado
    El artículo caracteriza y analiza el conjunto de residentes de las casas municipales de Pueblo Nuevo, construcción que materializó la primera política habitacional de la ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina. Sobre la base del censo de 1895 y su articulación con fuentes policiales, judiciales, periódicas y orales nos aproximamos a los habitantes de ese complejo que estuvo, en su primera etapa de vida, en el centro de un conflicto en el que se cruzaron diferentes actores del escenario político. La mirada propuesta avanza en el conocimiento, a partir de una pequeña escala, de los sectores populares de una ciudad que atravesaba, como otras de la época, procesos de modernización y urbanización.
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    The property sector in Spain. Evolutionary analysis, current problems and difficulties for its development
    (Universidad de Granada, 2020-02-20) García Marín, Ramón; Serrano Martínez, José María; Espejo Marín, Cayetano; Geografía
    In this paper we first analyse the housing stock in Spain (new and pre-owned). We outline the political model of housing in Spain, highlighting the differences in its main stages and inquiring into the causes that have contributed to the current housing surplus. We then analyse the differ ent aspects that explain why the housing market seems lethargic and likely to become problem atic (population evolution and number of households, perception about purchasing residential properties as a business, etc.). We delve into information concerning the historical evolution of the Spanish housing stock and changing patterns of housing use via data provided by the statisti cal services of the Spanish Ministry of Development and the National Statistics Institute (INE). The current complex reality of the housing market in Spain is not coincidental, it is rather the result of a long period (more than half a century) of policies supporting increased housing con struction. Spain’s dwindling and progressively aging population will jeopardise the net creation of households and housing demand. Given the global situation of the housing market in Spain, it can be said that there is an the end of a prolonged cycle of housing construction favoured by particular housing policies.