I have been assigned a home from the Social Housing Agency and I need to change it

the successful bidder renting a dwelling owned by the Social Housing Agency, who accessed it through the procedure of special need or lottery.

You can request its change if you find yourself in any of the following cases:

• That your family unit has experienced an increase or decrease. However, for these purposes, an increase shall not be considered to be that which originates as a result of marriage or a similar situation of the descendants of the holder who would form a new family unit independent of the previous one. The descendants of legal age and the ascendants will have to prove 2 years of continuous cohabitation with the owner immediately prior to the date of the request.
• That situations of personal, family or neighborhood conflicts concur, provided that said conflicts are not attributable to the requesting family unit. These conflicts must be reliably accredited.
• That there are serious health problems of any of the members of the applicant's family unit that make it necessary to change housing.

• Be up to date with the payment of the home you occupy, its services, community expenses and supplies.
• Having fulfilled the conditions required in the housing contract in terms of use and occupation and there is no cause for resolution.
• That the home you occupy is in good condition.
• Accredit a family income in annual calculation equal to or less than 3,5 times the IPREM (Public Indicator of Income for Multiple Effects).
• Not be the owner of the full domain or of a real right of use and enjoyment of another dwelling throughout the national territory.
• That the family unit is not the owner, or by any other title, use or enjoy assets with a value greater than five times the Minimum Interprofessional Salary in annual computation.

DO NOT.

In addition to finding yourself in one of the cases assessed by the Order of November 5, 2001 and meet the requirements for it, the changes are granted in order of score and based on the effective availability of housing, with priority being awarded to new applicants.

DO NOT.

Even if any of the above circumstances occur, in no case will changes of homes proposed by mutual agreement between the applicants be authorized.

YES, but in this case, the change of housing must be requested directly from the current Social Housing Agency, indicating in your application that you are the recipient of the housing of the extinct IRIS (Institute of Rehousing and Social Integration) for rehousing.