Short-term rentals and record prices: all the figures related to the housing crisis in the EU, with a comparison between countries

Tuesday, Oct 29, 2024

European nations face housing affordability crises, implementing varied strategies to address rising living costs and inequality.

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The availability of affordable housing is a central and challenging issue across Europe, revealing deep inequalities as the cost of living rises; various governments are implementing measures to ensure housing security, with different national approaches noted, such as Italy prioritizing property ownership and rent increases, and France seeing a decline in homeownership alongside subsidy limits.

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