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Single-person households, which are becoming increasingly common, struggle to find housing: “It would be much easier with two people, I feel like I'm being doubly penalized.”

Some twelve million people live alone in their homes in France, and their numbers are steadily increasing. The residential stock is not adapted to this change, amplifying the effect of the real estate crisis on these households.

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Single-person households, which are becoming increasingly common, struggle to find housing: “It would be much easier with two people, I feel like I'm being doubly penalized.”

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