Locals in second home hotspots could get first refusal on properties
The Welsh government said it would work with estate agents to help people buy in their local area.
A new commission for Welsh-speaking communities will also be set up, which will bring together experts to make policy recommendations to protect and strengthen the Welsh language. The measures will not be imposed and will be taken "in line with local communities' aspirations", he added.Janet Finch-Saunders, who speaks for the Welsh Conservatives on housing, said the approach "appears to be promoting discrimination against house buyers who do not speak Welsh".
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