The Spanish government and the autonomous communities governed by the People's Party (PP) continue to differ on housing policies in the state, particularly with regard to the 2026-2030 State Housing Plan, which Pedro Sánchez's administration plans to approve in December. Thus, this Thursday's meeting of the Housing Sector Conference, in which the central government and the autonomous communities participate, has become a new framework for recriminations between the Socialists and the People's Party (PP), who in any case have urged each other to meet again next week. "Some differences persist on specific aspects of the Plan [...] but we will seek consensus," indicate sources from the ministry headed by Isabel Rodríguez. The Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda has presented the 2026-2030 State Housing Plan, which contemplates an investment of 7 billion euros—triple the previous plan—of which the State would contribute 60% and the autonomous communities the remaining 40%.