It’s getting more and more complicated for young people to be able to access accommodation. According to a report by Bank of SpainThe generation gap is widening. El Intermedio took to the streets to give voice several young people who, in their particular relief, were able to express their concerns around this area through the cry “I am up to it‘.
One young woman said she was fed up with ” locations are prohibitive and that at 30 my options are to share an apartment or a cellar.” Another young woman also wanted to point out the problem of her autonomous communitythe Canary Islands, stating that “in the Canary Islands, the rental price and housing, and in the end we Canarians have nowhere to live.
“I’m at the point where with what I earn, I keep my parents “until he inherits the house,” lamented another boy. Another young man said that live with friends and that he will continue to do so “until retirement comes.” “With what I earn, I won’t be able to be a mother before I’m 60,” said another girl. “With my salary, I can’t even go out to dinner…how will i buy an apartment“, said one young man. Another boy was very clear, he said, with humor, that “with the price of real estate, my parents are not going to make independent of me in life.”
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