To this end, an open participatory process has been launched to include the voices of citizens, professionals in the sector, and organisations and associations defending the right to housing, making an initial assessment of the situation in Barcelona. This period of reflection and work should provide suitable responses to current problems and anticipate future solutions.

Want to take part in the future of housing in the city?

If you would like to contribute to the drafting of the new Barcelona Housing Plan 2025-2032, territorial debates and city-specific debates have been organised from 25 March to 24 April. Registration is required to participate.

• Debates by district
  • L’Eixample: 25 March, 6 pm, Centre Cultural La Model.
  • Sant Andreu: 26 March, 5.30 pm, Centre Cívic Navas.
  • Sarrià-Sant Gervasi: 31 March, 6 pm, Biblioteca de Sarrià.
  • Gràcia: 1 April, 5.30 pm, Mercat de l’Abaceria.
  • Nou Barris: 2 April, 6 pm, Nou Barris District Office.
  • Les Corts: 3 April, 6.30 pm, Les Corts District Office.
  • Sant Martí: 7 April, 5.30 pm, Centre Cívic Sant Martí.
  • Sants-Montjuïc: 8 April, 6 pm, Centre Cívic Cotxeres de Sants.
  • Ciutat Vella: 22 April, 5.30 pm, Ciutat Vella District Office.
  • Horta-Guinardó: 24 April, 6 pm, Biblioteca El Carmel – Juan Marsé.

Discussions with a city perspective

• • L’Eixample: 9 April, 6 pm, Ateneu El Poblet.
  • Sants-Montjuïc: 10 April, 6 pm, Centre Cívic Cotxeres de Sants.

Each discussion will focus on the three main objectives of the Pla Viure:

• To universalise the right to housing by increasing the stock of affordable and social housing.
• To renovate and improve housing on the basis of sustainability, accessibility and comfort.
• To address vulnerability and create a system that enables action at all levels of society