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Este artículo aborda la relación entre población y vivienda en el marco interpretativo propio de la demografía. El objetivo principal es confirmar la rápida evolución reciente del sistema residencial español, y explorar cómo lo hará en el futuro próximo. Para ello, se argumenta la necesidad de analizar los sistemas residenciales en perspectiva dinámica, se analiza la situación de España en el contexto internacional y se aborda empíricamente la dinámica y el cambio del sistema residencial español. En el análisis empírico, se resalta la importancia de tener en cuenta las dimensiones temporales, sobre todo la edad. Se confirma un nuevo período de necesidad prácticamente nula de primera vivienda, que puede ser agravada por la crisis actual y sus efectos en la formación familiar. Además, se identifica un importante repunte del alquiler como opción de acceso a la vivienda entre los jóvenes, cuestionando la propiedad como el elemento dominante del sistema residencial español futuroThis article addresses the relationship between population and housing in Spain by using an interpretative approach based on demographic techniques. The main aims are to ascertain the rapid recent development in the Spanish housing system, and to explore how it will fare in the near future. To do so, some arguments are presented for the need to analyse housing systems from a comparative perspective. The situation in Spain in the international context is analysed, and the dynamics and change in the Spanish housing system are dealt with empirically. The empirical analysis highlights that it is important to take into account temporal dimensions, particularly age. It is confirmed that a new stage of extremely low demand for main residences is currently emerging, which may be aggravated by the current economic crisis and its effects on family formation. In addition, rental is identified as an option for enabling young people to have access to housing, and thus home ownership is questioned as the prevailing feature of the Spanish housing system in the futur

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Cambio demográfico reciente y vivienda en España: ¿hacia un nuevo sistema residencial? / Recent Demographic Change and Housing in Spain: Towards a New Housing System?