Young Europeans Are without a Chance of Owning Their Own Home. The Housing Crisis Forces Brussels to Act and Change Rental Rules
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Brussels attempts to intervene on the homes of Italian and European citizens. The years of new rules, directives and constraints that have involved real estate are not enough: now the European Commission has opened another chapter with the Affordable Housing Act. The stated objective is to address the problem of access to housing: the community proposal is in fact aimed at [...] The Brussels article intervenes on homes. FDi: 'Compressed property…
The European Commission is declaring war on the housing crisis and short-term rentals in tourist centers. The aim is to protect local residents and reduce pressure on prices.
The EU Commission's long-awaited turn against the housing crisis comes, but in the European capitals, the new rules are already polemical. To divide, in particular,...
Brussels combats carousel-house by restricting private property To combat carousel-house Brussels looks once again at the bans. The new European proposal allows local authorities to limit tourist rentals in areas considered under housing pressure, raising doubts about private property, investment and real effectiveness of the measure. The critical point of the Affordable Housing Act...
On 9 September 2026, the European Commission unveiled the Affordable Housing Act, a legislative framework allowing cities to restrict airbnb-type tourist rentals in saturated areas.
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