The Sindicat d’Habitatge d’Andorra is a housing-rights organisation that grew out of the Coordinadora per un Habitatge Digne after more than a year of campaigning and public mobilisation. In January 2026, the group announced a move from a coordinating structure to a union model intended to strengthen collective organisation and pressure over housing issues. The sources do not give a precise founding date for the movement. 2
Its work includes organising people affected by housing problems, collective advocacy, negotiation and political campaigning. The organisation says it aims to defend residents facing abuses such as eviction, rent increases and insecure housing, and to press the government, major property owners and other market actors for decent, affordable housing. It describes itself as a means of collective organisation rather than a replacement for social services or private legal advice. 23
The group operates in Andorra. Rebeca Bonache is identified in reporting as its spokesperson. 111 Its public activity includes assemblies and demonstrations. In May 2026, it called a protest that began at the kilometre-zero roundabout and ended at the government headquarters, opposing the planned, gradual removal of mandatory rent-contract extensions and the wider housing model it considers speculative. 1 The organisation’s demands and actions concern housing policy and tenant protection in Andorra; the available sources do not identify a registered headquarters city. 21