Portugal and its government must act now and not after the next elections, we must liberalize the market and not restrict it. The key lies in the access and not in the restriction, because if there is enough, everyone has something of it and everyone pays less. But if there is a shortage, such as more taxes, more restrictions, more bureaucracy, more dependence on the state and those in power, freedom is taken away from us and thus also from those who want to invest their money to improve living conditions and access to housing for all. The housing crisis cannot wait for ideological political programs, the money that investors bring into the country must be used and eventually channeled to create such a supply that we lack. It cannot be that we reject 16 billion euros of investment in the Residence Permit for Investment (ARI) just because we believe that in this way, we will reclaim the centers of our cities for low rents. In my opinion, this capital can be well invested in real estate funds to create long-term national rental housing programs, as is already being done successfully in many countries outside Portugal but in the EU. With an assertive fiscal policy, investors here would have a long-term investment vehicle such as pension funds in Norway and Germany and others to guarantee members' pensions, and in this way the national problem of housing shortages and speculation would be solved.