There Is No Shock in Brussels. Other Written Rules Against Citizens
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From auctions to housing, the method does not change: measures without contact with reality. The article The shock did not come to Brussels. Other written rules against citizens come from The Truth.
The European Union warns that people with "normal jobs - nurses, teachers or police officers - often cannot live where they work" in the face of rising household incomes and prices, so Brussels wants to move forward with new rules to identify areas under heavy housing pressure and create conditions for Member States to take action.
The Affordable Housing Act addresses the problem of short rents, second homes and vacant buildings, laying down common rules to deal with the housing emergency and giving legal certainty to national authorities
The European Commission has presented a formal proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a common framework for measures in the Member States to ensure the accessibility and availability of housing (Affordable Housing Act).
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