Study finds Europeans struggle to afford small homes in most urban areas. Average incomes cannot cover fifty square meters in forty-four percent cities.
About thirty-nine percent struggle even renting such sized homes, researchers report.
Paris, Berlin, Madrid lead cities where crisis remains particularly severe, maps show. Seventy percent live where thirty-year loans secure only seventy-five meter places.
Portugal, Poland, Netherlands see highest prices compared to average earnings levels. Experts urge urgent policies as prices rise, affecting tourism towns and capitals.