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Half the People Living on Rent Wouldn't Have Enough Income if They Were Looking for a Flat Now.

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“50.6% of the people who rent would not have enough income to access the rental market today.” This means that those who already live on rent right now would not find an income that does not exceed the maximum limit of effort of 30% of their resources if they tried to enter the market now. The data is released by a report by Caritas and the FOESSA Foundation titled “The Impossible Housing: From Rent inaccessible to Survivor Real Estate.” The con…

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“50.6% of the people who rent would not have enough income to access the rental market today.” This means that those who already live on rent right now would not find an income that does not exceed the maximum limit of effort of 30% of their resources if they tried to enter the market now. The data is released by a report by Caritas and the FOESSA Foundation titled “The Impossible Housing: From Rent inaccessible to Survivor Real Estate.” The con…

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50.6% of the people who live on rent would not have enough income to access the market today without spending more than 30% of their resources on income, according to the study of Spanish Caritas The impossible housing: From rent inaccessible to survival rental.

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infoLibre broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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