Regular tenants can be pushed out of the market

A new form of housing is being described as ideal for young adults who want to live and work in big cities where rents are high. But on the continent, politicians are sounding the alarm that so-called “coliving” is breaking rent ceilings and driving out regular tenants.

Housing is a problem that is constantly worsening, affecting vulnerable social groups, young workers and families.

The housing market. The ever-recurring topic of discussion. When we're not jazzing about the latest TV series or planning our next mountain hike, it seems like the only thing my generation talks about is the housing market. I hardly need to point to sources on how hopeless the situation is for all of us who are not on the housing ladder, but it's a common debate practice after all: "It's getting harder to become a homeowner in Norway," according…