
Regional differences in vacant housing
The PCP calls for availability, prices and local needs to be considered together, rather than applying the same answer to every region.
ReadHousing policy must secure homes that remain affordable. It involves land, finance, construction, maintenance and rental conditions. The PCP supports cooperative and nonprofit housing, responsible use of public land and renovation whose benefits are not absorbed by higher costs for residents.

The PCP calls for availability, prices and local needs to be considered together, rather than applying the same answer to every region.
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Twelve stages connecting needs, land, finance, construction, allocation and maintenance in a lasting housing policy.
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New capacity in Lausanne shows the value of sustained action. The PCP calls for housing, grants and mobility to be considered together.
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The PCP calls for separate monitoring of existing rents, new contracts and additional charges to establish the actual pressure on household budgets.
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The PCP supports energy improvements with transparent costs, social conditions on assistance and follow-up of residents’ circumstances.
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The 2026 implementation review requires an assessment of results: affordable supply, delivery times, rents and lasting public benefit.
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Land, entry capital, finance, allocation and scrutiny: the conditions for genuinely accessible homes.
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The PCP’s position on retaining land, allocation conditions, finance and democratic scrutiny of public housing projects.
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