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The price of prejudice
A groundbreaking research on racism in the rental market in Madrid and Barcelona, accompanied by public policy proposals to address it.
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Living as a tenant: Insecurity Guaranteed by Law
We analyze how house renting public policies have increased residential insecurity and economic precariousness, especially in cities like Madrid and Barcelona.
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The Challenge of Social Housing
The report analyzes the social impacts of Barcelona’s policy that requires to keep the 30% of new constructions and refurbishments for affordable housing, and concludes various proposals to improve its application.
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From homeowners to tenants. Report on the growing inequality in access to property.
We provide unpublished data on tenants’ expectations of access to home ownership, whether through purchase or inheritance.
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L’Economia que el PIB oculta (The economy that GDP hides)
Conceptual framework and examples of metrics that make visible the economies and relationships of mutual aid rooted in the territory.
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What is the impact of real estate agents on the rental market and our cities?
This study, based on a large survey in Barcelona and Madrid, has analyzed it for the first time.
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Generation rent: the great social gap
Survey on living conditions in Barcelona (2018-2022).
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How will rent control affect landlords?
Scientific evidence on the structure of the rental market and the consequences of its regulation.
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The Green Fix
Analysis of the ecological crisis, understood as a multiple crisis, and of the transformative capacity of Green New Deal programs.
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Citizen Asset. A framework for public-community collaboration
This study is the result from having participated in the elaboration of participation and democratization policies in Barcelona.