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Recent estimates reveal that 9.6 million full-time workers aged 25-34 still reside with their parents (Photo: EUobserver)

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Europe has a housing crisis — revising state aid rules starts to fix it

Europe is in the grip of a worsening housing crisis, with ramifications stretching from homelessness to the affordability squeeze felt by middle-income families. As rents and property prices skyrocket, outpacing income growth, households are increasingly burdened, exacerbating the broader cost-of-living crisis. 

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Martin van Rijn is a board member of Housing Europe, the European federation for social, public and cooperative housing providers, and president of Aedes, the Dutch federation of social housing providers. Previously he was a minister and secretary of state in the Netherlands.

Recent estimates reveal that 9.6 million full-time workers aged 25-34 still reside with their parents (Photo: EUobserver)

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Martin van Rijn is a board member of Housing Europe, the European federation for social, public and cooperative housing providers, and president of Aedes, the Dutch federation of social housing providers. Previously he was a minister and secretary of state in the Netherlands.

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