A recent Prindex study highlights a significant rise in global housing insecurity, with Greece and Turkey experiencing the highest levels in Europe due to economic instability and rising housing costs. The study reveals that 23% of the global adult population feels insecure about their housing rights, with Europe and Central Asia seeing nearly one in five adults affected.
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