Initially, it should be emphasised that housing first and foremost remains a competence of the Member States. The City of Vienna welcomes the clear commitment of the European Commission to respect the principle of subsidiarity in the field of housing, since this constitutes an obligation to involve cities and regions structurally, especially in the design of legislative proposals.
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City of Vienna
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City of Vienna filed 2 positions between 3 Apr 2026 and 23 Sept 2026, across 2 of the 655 legislative files tracked here.
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Firstly, it should be emphasized that housing first and foremost remains a competence of the Member States. While the European Commissions efforts to achieve greater clarity within the framework of EU legislation are generally welcomed, it is essential that the principle of subsidiarity is fully respected. The City of Vienna is internationally regarded for its social and affordable housing model.
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