High housing costs and small homes reduce family size dreams
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- •Housing prices have risen significantly in many urban areas, making larger homes less affordable.
- •Smaller living spaces limit the practical possibility of accommodating larger families.
- •Surveys indicate a growing number of individuals delaying or forgoing having children due to housing constraints.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If governments implement policies to increase affordable housing supply more families may feel able to have children, potentially stabilizing or increasing birth rates
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