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Following major housing protests in Madrid, Spain’s government has proposed a temporary ban on evictions. The demonstrations are the latest sign of anger over E…
Following major housing protests in Madrid, Spain’s government has proposed a temporary ban on evictions. The demonstrations are the latest sign of anger over Europe’s worsening housing affordability crisis.
Across many European cities, rents are rising and taking up more of people’s budgets, while the share of social housing is shrinking on average.
It's happening in many places at the same time? Is it coincidence or simply the result of decades of free market policies?
@@xxxdieselyyy2Imported1mo ago
Big issue is housing has been made into an investment rather than a public necessity.
@@robertweiss9237Imported1mo ago
Pretty poor idea to focus on Israel. None of Europe's media campaigns or government campaigns have done anything to influence Israel. Have hurt these countries immeasurably. Look at Genesis 12:3 and the commentary. Focus on the Kabbalists. You will understand.
@@whitewatcher85Imported1mo ago
Most empty houses are sitting in regions with no jobs. You can buy a house in Saxony-Anhalt for 50 k€.
@@bigogirlsandsimpImported1mo ago
just bring chinese developer or real estate. make many apartments
@@dwnewsImported1mo ago
Europe’s housing affordability crisis is hitting young people especially. In certain EU member countries, 70% of young adults aged 18 to 34 had no alternative but to continue living with their parents.
@@bobhope9317Imported1mo ago
Housing and medical care... things a consumer can't simply say no to...🤔... these two things are overpriced and the free market isn't working...😖
@@shaneconnolly6986Imported1mo ago
Stop letting people in until the existing people are housed.
@@pdnowlinImported1mo ago
Time for us all to move forward without politicians, we should vote directly on every issue affecting US.
@@kskumar-mg9iuImported1mo ago
Military and NATO expenses could be made near zero.
@@lazulilightImported1mo ago
Don't let companies buy houses. Limit how many properties a person can own.
Following major housing protests in Madrid, Spain’s government has proposed a temporary ban on evictions. The demonstrations are the latest sign of anger over Europe’s worsening housing affordability crisis.
Across many European cities, rents are rising and taking up more of people’s budgets, while the share of social housing is shrinking on average.