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Housing: it is urgent to have more houses to lower prices

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Briefings

A Brazilian government proposes a three-phase liberal plan to address housing shortages, specifically targeting abandoned inheritances and factory construction. This initiative follows recent protests in Rio and Porto, aiming to accelerate the construction of new homes. The proposal represents a significant shift in policy, though specific timelines and funding mechanisms remain undefined in the provided text.

Key points

• The government proposes a three-phase liberal plan to address housing shortages, specifically targeting abandoned inheritances and factory construction.
• Recent protests in Rio and Porto prompted the government to consider this new policy approach.

Context

This initiative follows recent protests in Rio and Porto, aiming to accelerate the construction of new homes through a new policy approach.

Limitations

The provided evidence is a single sentence summary without specific dates, funding amounts, or detailed timelines for the three phases.

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