Libros contra la crisis del ladrillo: “Obtener respuestas cuando los políticos no las dan”

La Vanguardia Economic ImpactNews ReportES 5 min read 100% complete by Lara Gómez RuizMarch 25, 2026 at 06:00 AM

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La crisis de la vivienda en España se ha convertido en un tema recurrente en la literatura actual, reflejando la principal preocupación de los ciudadanos según el CIS. Varias novelas recientes abordan la precariedad habitacional, como "Que Oxígeno" de Marta Jiménez Serrano, que narra la historia de una persona que vive en un piso en mal estado y con un alquiler caro. Otros libros como "La próxima vez que te vea, te mato" de Paulina Flores, y "La mejor empleada del mundo" de Marina Lobo, también exploran las dificultades para acceder a una vivienda digna. Los libreros han notado un aumento en la demanda de estas obras, considerando incluso dedicarles un espacio especial en sus tiendas. Estas novelas buscan dar respuestas a la problemática de la vivienda, un tema que afecta a diversas generaciones.

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The problem of housing is now the main concern of Spaniards, according to the CIS.

statistic — CIS100% confidence

Marta Jiménez Serrano's novel 'Oxígeno' has reached its fifth edition in less than three months.

factual100% confidence

Paulina Flores' novel depicts a young Chilean woman living in unstable shared housing in Barcelona.

factual100% confidence

According to the CIS, housing is the main concern of Spaniards.

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Marta Jiménez Serrano's novel 'Oxígeno' has reached its fifth edition in less than three months.

factual100% confidence

Housing problems are increasingly intergenerational.

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The housing problem is increasingly intergenerational.

quote — Rodrigo Gervasi90% confidence

Readers seek answers in books because politicians don't provide them.

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The demand for literature addressing housing issues is growing.

factual70% confidence

Readers seek answers in books because politicians don't provide them.

prediction70% confidence

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Key Entities & Roles

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Sexto Piso ×240% Barcelona 40% Temas de Hoy 40% Anagrama 40% Alfaguara 40% Madrid ×250% CIS 50% Marina Lobo 60% Paulina Flores 60% Rodrigo Gervasi ×260% Marta Jiménez Serrano ×280%

Keywords

problema de la vivienda 90% vivienda 90% crisis del ladrillo 80% alquiler caro 70% precariedad 70% libros 60% literatura 60% novela 50% jóvenes 40%

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Madrid

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