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One in Four French Households Live in Severely Under-Occupied Homes: Insee Study

One in Four French Households Live in Severely Under-Occupied Homes: Insee Study

July 18, 2025, 2:15 pm EDT
Canada's S&P/TSX Dips 0.2% as Mining Slides; Energy Gains Offer Partial Offset

Canada's S&P/TSX Dips 0.2% as Mining Slides; Energy Gains Offer Partial Offset

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Auckland CBD Retail Vacancy Hits 13%, Triple Wellington’s Rate Amid Mixed Pressures

Auckland CBD Retail Vacancy Hits 13%, Triple Wellington’s Rate Amid Mixed Pressures

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Canada's S&P/TSX Rises 0.35% as Real Estate Leads, Tariff Impact Muted

Canada's S&P/TSX Rises 0.35% as Real Estate Leads, Tariff Impact Muted

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Canada's June Ivey PMI Rises to 4-Month High; Rental Market Cools Unevenly

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German Expert Panel Splits on Debt Brake Reform, Three Proposals to Be Submitted

German Expert Panel Splits on Debt Brake Reform, Three Proposals to Be Submitted

Multiple media outlets report that the expert commission set up by Germany’s federal government to reform the constitutional debt brake has failed to reach a unified agreement. The panel plans to submit three distinct reform blueprints to Federal Finance Minister Christian Lindner next week. The coalition government formed by the Christian Democratic Union and the Social Democratic Party had hoped the experts would deliver a unified solution to the divisive issue, yet the outcome fell short of expectations. Most panel members agree that curbing structural deficits is reasonable in principle

One in Four French Households Live in Severely Under-Occupied Homes: Insee Study

One in Four French Households Live in Severely Under-Occupied Homes: Insee Study

A study released by France’s National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (l'Insee) on Tuesday, July 8, reveals that a quarter of French households reside in severely under-occupied homes—defined as having at least three more rooms than actually needed. This phenomenon affects 7.6 million primary residences, 93% of which are single-family houses, with three-quarters of these under-occupied homes exceeding 100 square meters in size.

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