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The Catalan president, Salvador Illa, has announced a "nationwide agreement" to build up to 214,000 new houses in he upcoming years, with at least 40% of these will have official ‘protected’ status. The leader of the executive made the announcement on Tuesday afternoon at the annual general policy debate in the Catalan parliament. Protected housing in Spain means housing that is designated to certain demographic groups based on set parameters, most commonly age or income. Illa hopes to make use of all possible plots of land throughout Catalonia to build more housing. Catalonia has been in a severe housing crisis for years, and in June, housing was cited as the top concern by Barcelona residents in a municipal survey, overtaking safety. The Socialist leader aims to activate all possible public-private collaborations to meet the ambitious targets. Families allocate one third of their income to housing costs, the president said, and the issue is not only a “priority” for the government, but also a “vision for the country.” Illa wants to see “ambition” and “determination” to implement a veritable change in housing policies in Catalonia.