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Economy
Access to Housing Nearly Impossible in Metropolitan Areas
The economic year has witnessed uncontrolled housing prices, making it nearly impossible for thousands of families to access a home under decent conditions. The discrepancy between the supply of apartments and a growing demand, exacerbated by the arrival of immigrants, has increased the costs of purchase and rent to levels higher than those of the real estate bubble two decades ago.
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Historically, metropolises have been epicenters of opportunities, attracting populations in search of better living conditions. However, this appeal has led to an excessive demand for housing, not matched by an adequate supply. Recent data suggests...
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