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Câmara de Lisboa will provide land for PPP and cooperatives. Abandon model launched two years ago

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Briefings

Lisbon's municipal council is abandoning its two-year-old cooperative housing model, which had been promoted by a social-democratic mayor since 2024. The new executive, led by Carlos Moedas, announced that the cooperative initiative will not continue, while simultaneously introducing new public-private partnerships for affordable housing. The council is also preparing to sell municipal properties through public bidding, a move criticized by opposition groups. The 2027 budget outlines 98 affordable housing units, with 98 located in the Padre Cruz district.

Key points

• The cooperative housing model launched by Filipa Roseta in 2024 will not be continued under the new executive led by Carlos Moedas.
• The 2027 budget includes 98 affordable housing units, with 98 specifically located in the Bairro Padre Cruz district.

Context

The article reports on Lisbon's municipal council shifting away from its cooperative housing initiative. This change occurs during the presentation of the 2027 budget, which outlines plans for 98 affordable housing units. The shift marks a significant policy reversal from the previous administration's approach.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the announcement of the cooperative model's discontinuation and the 2027 budget figures. It does not provide details on the specific terms of the new public-private partnerships or the full scope of the public bidding process for municipal properties.

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