2619|SOUNDING ON SPANISH YOUTH 2005 (3 RD WAVE)

— Size of home. Composition of the household. — Size of the house: square meters, number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms and total of pieces. — Satisfaction with the general conditions of the house. — Personal preference for cohabitation situation and reasons not to live where I would prefer. — Age of emancipation and the main reason why he was emancipated. — Aspects that had more importance in the choice of your current home. — Housing tenure regime for interviewees who do not live with their parents. — Years pending payment of the property. — Monthly amount of the mortgage of the house or rent. Person who pays the rent. — Reasons why you opted for the rental. — Ways to finance the purchase or rental of your home. If you receive support from the Administration and type of support. — Comparison in some aspects of the usual home with the one he resided with the parents. — Housing tenure regime for interviewees living with their parents. — Intention to change housing when emancipating in the next 3 years and reason why you want to change homes. Possibility of changing housing in the next three years. — Importance of different aspects for the choice of a home. — Personal preferences of the housing tenure regime. Reason for property and rental. — Type of housing of interest of the interviewee: new or used. — Preference for the minimum size of the house (square meters). — Need for family help in the purchase or rental of a home. — Possible maximum monthly amount intended to pay for the purchase or rental of the house. — Knowledge of the interest rates of mortgage loans. — Holding of savings/housing account. — Knowledge of the aids for the purchase of housing. — Possibility of access to a housing of official protection. — Evolution in the last three years of access to housing in general and for young people. — Evolution in the next three years of access to housing for young people. — Percentage of household expenses spent on housing. — Importance of various problems of young people for access to housing. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Situation of coexistence and economic dependence. — Type of school in which he attended primary school.