New interventions in short -term lease heralded the Kyriakos Pierrakakis In an interview with Real News, with the aim of increasing the offer of housing in the long -term market and relinquishing renting.
According to Kyriakos Pierrakakis, the financial staff is preparing a targeted rules framework that will combine bid regulations, tax signals and special forms of leasing, so that the return of square to the long -term lease is done without hurting the income.
The direction described by the minister is clear: short -term lease is not “demonized”, but acquires a clearer framework where tourist pressure has altered the balance with permanent home. The design includes the possibility of targeted restrictions by region, depending on the actual demand and supply data, as well as the adaptation of tax treatment to encourage the mood of houses in long -term lease. The question is not a “horizontal brake” but a flexible architecture that responds to the particularities of each zone.
At the same time, solutions are being promoted to activate inert stock. Incentives for closed properties are examined, with a focus on fast procedures, clear rewards for those who return the real estate to the long -term market and insurance corners to avoid abuses. There are also flexible special purpose contracts for professionals who are traveling magazines to meet real housing needs without losing the tax continuity for the owner.
The intervention is part of a broader housing and stability agenda. As Kyriakos Pierrakakis points out, the priority is to associate interventions in short -term leasing to increased market supervision, acceleration of controls and better targeting incentives. Strengthening partnerships with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and the modernization of customs tools remain at the core of the project for higher and more stable public revenue, with no emergencies and horizontal movements that disturb the market.
In the budgetary background, the government is consistently seeking two fronts: Debt -to -GDP debt and maintain growth rates that will allow targeted social policies. Housing is considered a catalyst for the purchasing power of households and short -term leasing one of the basic variables of the problem. The new framework aspires to in addition to the already announced initiatives to enhance family home, facilitate new couples and improving accessibility to a steady lease.
A key element will be the realistic synchronization of the measures. The roof market needs clean rules, common criteria and a fixed application horizon, so that owners and tenants know what to expect. The government seems to select gradual application with measurable goals: More available houses in long -term lease, price stabilization and a clearer line between tourist and permanent use. Success will be judged by whether the new rules will bring a real stock increase where the market hurts and whether the incentives will be enough to mobilize owners who are currently holding real estate.