Housing activists have established a significant encampment in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol, consisting of more than 1,200 tents. The protest, which has gained traction through social media documentation, is organized as a structured community with designated streets, surveillance, and communal facilities. Participants describe the camp as a response to the urgent need for housing reform in Spain, particularly in the lead-up to the country's early elections.

The activists state that their primary goal is to force the issue of housing into the center of the political debate. By creating a visible, organized presence in the heart of the capital, they aim to maintain media pressure on government officials. While the movement has successfully garnered significant attention, the long-term impact on national housing policy remains uncertain as the election approaches. The encampment serves as both a physical protest and a hub for digital activism, with participants using social media to broadcast their daily operations and political demands to a wider audience.