Criza imobiliară din Europa: Prețurile locuințelor au explodat

Housing prices and rents in Europe have surged over the past 15 years, creating a significant housing crisis. Young people and low-income families struggle to find affordable homes, with many spending over 40% of their income on housing. This situation has led to delayed independence and family formation among youth, impacting mental health and societal stability. The European Commissioner for Housing highlights the broader implications for economies and democracies. With a need for 10 million new homes, construction permits have decreased by 20%, exacerbating the issue. Currently, the EU faces a deficit of 2.25 million homes, with new builds failing to meet demand.