The declaration of a "stressed zone," a measure provided for in the state Housing Law that allows for limitations on rental prices, has begun to bear fruit in municipalities like Barcelona, ​​where, according to official data, the average price of new contracts fell by 6.4%. According to data from the Catalan Land Institute (Incasol), average rental prices in Catalan municipalities have decreased by nearly 5%. Given that the housing situation in the Balearic Islands is worse than in most of Spain, is there any objective reason not to apply this measure, in such an extremely serious situation?