The Spanish government on Tuesday approved two new decrees aimed at tackling the country’s housing crisis.

Measures included in the decrees range from stronger protection against evictions and limits on speculative purchases to tax incentives, as well as new rules for renting and zero-interest financing to help people buy their first home.

The move comes at a time of growing public pressure over soaring housing costs and mounting difficulties for people looking both to rent and buy.

Spain’s Minister for Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, has described housing as “the main problem facing Spaniards” and presented the measures as a broad…

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