By 2050, 3.7 million families will have housing that is too expensive or in the wrong place

A study by Cresme reveals that by 2050, 3.7 million new families in Italy will struggle to find affordable housing. Despite a projected increase in available properties due to inheritance, many will not meet the needs of these families. The analysis indicates that while the number of households is rising, the availability of suitable housing is not keeping pace. The report highlights that a significant portion of families in poverty own homes but lack the financial means for maintenance. The current housing model imposes economic burdens on workers, affecting job opportunities. Experts suggest a comprehensive investment plan for public and social housing to address these challenges.