Youth precarity in the EU
‣ Housing affordability has deteriorated sharply for younger generations across most EU Member States
‣ Young people face growing housing precarity, driven by high costs, insecure tenure and limited access to ownership
‣ Housing crises take different forms across Europe, but income strongly shapes exposure to housing issues and housing precarity
‣ Intergenerational gaps in housing access threaten long-term economic security and social cohesion
SMALLENBROEK Oscar;
KRYLOVA Petra;
PIRELLI Lorenzo;
2026-03-19
European Commission
JRC145609
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC145609,
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