The Invisible Demand of the Real Estate Market: There Are 2.5 Million Young People Between 25 and 35 Who Want to Become Independent and Cannot
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The high housing deficit affects 52 per cent of households headed by persons under 35 years of age.
37% of Argentines between the ages of 25 and 35 still live in their home of origin and almost half live in a house with some kind of deficit.
About 2.5 million Argentines aged 25 to 35 continue to live with their families. Almost half of them also live in deficit housing.
37% of Argentines aged 25 to 35 still live in their home of origin. The housing deficit reaches 52% among households headed by people aged 25 to 34 The entrance The housing crisis hits young people and there are already 2.5 million who cannot become independent was first published in El Ciudadano.
2.5 million young people between 25 and 35 years of age have not yet achieved independence in Argentina. The data represents 37% of this age group and exposes a housing demand that does not appear in the traditional calculations of the market.The data comes from the first Quality Monitoring of access to housing, prepared by the Federal Observatory for Access to Housing (OFAVA) on information from the Permanent Household Survey (EPH) of the INDEC…
According to the first Quality Housing Access Monitor, developed by the Federal Observatory for Access to Housing (OFAVA), this universe constitutes a “latent demand” that remains outside the traditional calculations of the market.
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