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Cheap, Low-Quality Public Housing Far From Cities Will Not Solve the Accessibility Problem, Says Sorcha Edwards of Housing Europe
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For the first time in history, the European Commission is preparing to present an affordable housing plan. The reason is clear: rents in the European Union have increased by 19 percent on average over the past ten years, while property prices have increased by 47 percent. In the Czech Republic, especially in Prague, the increase was significantly faster - rents have...
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