The global property paradox: Europe suffers a housing famine while Indian real estate feasts on luxury housing demand

Protests and eviction resistance camps are now becoming increasingly common across several European cities like Madrid, Lisbon, Athens, and Paris. People have taken to the streets of France, Italy, Spain and Portugal over the cost of living and poor public services in Europe. 8.8% of the EU households incur high housing costs that represent over 40% of their income, whereas over 900,000 people are homeless.