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Affordable Housing Crisis Tops EU Citizens' Concerns

A Eurobarometer report finds affordable housing is the EU's most urgent problem (40% of citizens), followed by public services (32%) and unemployment (31%), with significant regional variations; dissatisfaction with local authorities' climate action is widespread.

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Chile to Reassess Poverty Measurement, Potentially Tripling Official Rate

Chile's government is evaluating a new poverty measurement methodology that could increase the official poverty rate threefold to 22.3%, incorporating factors like housing affordability, digital connectivity, and quality of education to provide a more realistic view of poverty.

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NSW Housing Plan Faces "Reckless" Criticism Amid Building Crisis

NSW is considering allowing six-story buildings to bypass council approvals via complying development certificates (CDCs) to boost housing, but this is criticized for potentially worsening the building crisis due to reduced oversight and increased risk from private certifiers.

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US Condo Prices Plummet Amidst Rising Costs and Increased Supply

US condo prices fell 2.2 percent year-over-year in May to \$354,100, with Florida and Texas seeing the sharpest declines exceeding 30 percent in some areas due to increased supply, rising HOA fees, insurance costs, and stricter regulations.

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Europe's Housing Crisis: Rising Prices and Unequal Impacts

A continent-wide housing crisis grips Europe, with house prices rising nearly 50% (2015-2023) and rents 18% (2010-2022), disproportionately affecting younger generations and low-income individuals due to policy changes favoring investors in cities like Lisbon, Amsterdam, and Budapest; Vienna's stron...

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Mexico City Protest Highlights U.S.-Mexico Tensions Amidst Gentrification

Hundreds of youths protested gentrification in Mexico City on Friday, leading to a social media exchange between the Mexican government and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, which highlighted the strained bilateral relationship and underlying social inequalities.

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Málaga's Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Soaring Rental Costs

The soaring cost of rent in Málaga, exceeding €15.6 per square meter on average, is creating a housing crisis for students, with limited affordable options and discriminatory practices, while two new private universities add 1,300 students this year.

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Timmermans Unveils Plan to Tackle Netherlands' Housing Crisis

Facing the Netherlands' 400,000-unit housing shortage, GL/PvdA leader Timmermans proposes increased social housing construction, greater government control, and restructuring of housing corporations to prioritize affordable housing for the 'social majority', with funding details pending.

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Mexico City Gentrification Protest Sparks National Debate

A protest against gentrification in Mexico City's Roma and Condesa neighborhoods on July 10, 2025, resulted in property damage and reignited a national debate about housing affordability and the impact of tourism, highlighting Mexico's housing shortage and the influx of digital nomads.

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Surge in Spain's Tourist Rentals Fuels Housing Crisis and Negative Tourism Perception

Between November 2024 and May 2025, Spain saw a 3.6% increase in tourist accommodations (381,837), driven by Andalusia and Catalonia, despite government regulations; this surge coincides with a 10% year-on-year rise in rental prices in May 2025 and negative public perception of tourism.

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Spain's Tourism Image Tarnished Despite Record-Breaking Year: Housing Crisis, Gentrification Cited as Key Factors

Analysis of 4.6 million online messages reveals a 2.5-point drop in Spain's tourism popularity in 2024, despite record tourist numbers and economic growth; the housing crisis and gentrification are identified as primary causes, along with safety concerns and overcrowding, prompting calls for a more ...

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Dutch Senate Seeks Review of Discriminatory Housing Law Amendment

The Dutch Senate seeks a Council of State review of a housing law amendment prohibiting priority for stateless individuals in social housing, raising concerns about discrimination and potentially jeopardizing the law's implementation.

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