David Saforcada
Housing and planning
7 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 7
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Mobilise public land and renovation and build for natural risks; potentially regulate short lets, second homes and land withholding in severe pressure areas, provide legal teams for shared ownership and titles, and offer rehousing and fair compensation for coastal relocation.
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Plan construction, renovation and return of vacant homes to use through public land and simpler procedures, without lowering safety or environmental standards or concentrating poverty.
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Allocate social housing through transparent income and family criteria; improve transfers and under-occupation monitoring, renovation, maintenance, residential safety and services.
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Support affordable home ownership, guaranteed lending and a first-family loan for creditworthy households lacking a deposit, especially at a first birth, with safeguards against speculation and over-indebtedness.
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Inventory unfit housing, accelerate compulsory works, seizures, rental bans and penalties against exploitative landlords, and rehouse victims; tailor energy renovation to incomes, buildings and effectiveness without abrupt housing withdrawal or sham works.
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Speed access to birth-appropriate housing through social-housing transfers, intermediate housing and public land; provide advice, guarantees and first-family loans for creditworthy households without deposits, avoiding speculation and over-indebtedness.
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Tailor renovation aid to income, gains and qualified firms, checking fraud; avoid impossible expenditure or forced sale for low-income owner-occupiers under uniform deadlines, provide realistic landlord pathways and integrate heat/flood adaptation.
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