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Housing costs rise faster than incomes, proposals from IME GSEVEE · Cyprus Report

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Housing costs rise faster than incomes, proposals from IME GSEVEE

1 sourceFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 16 days ago

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The IME GSEVEE report indicates that housing costs in Greece are increasing faster than household incomes.
Approximately 27% of Greek households spend over 40% of their disposable income on housing, compared to around 18% in the European Union.
The report suggests that current financial aid is insufficient to address housing affordability issues.
Recommendations were made to improve housing conditions and support for low-income households.
The findings underscore a growing concern regarding housing affordability in Greece.

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The IME GSEVEE report indicates that housing costs in Greece are increasing faster than household incomes.
Approximately 27% of Greek households spend over 40% of their disposable income on housing, compared to around 18% in the European Union.
The report suggests that current financial aid is insufficient to address housing affordability issues.
Recommendations were made to improve housing conditions and support for low-income households.
The findings underscore a growing concern regarding housing affordability in Greece.

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