Hundreds in Seville protest for housing rights: 'I don't expect to buy a house in my life'

Hundreds of Sevillians took to the streets to demand the right to housing, expressing frustration over the increasing unaffordability of the property market. Demonstrators highlighted the significant challenges faced by younger generations, with one protester stating, "I am 35 years old and I do not expect to buy a house in my life."

Organizers of the protest criticized the perceived lack of response from authorities to the escalating housing prices and the proliferation of tourist apartments, which they argue exacerbate the problem. They also warned that the situation is likely to worsen due to the ongoing rise in interest rates, making mortgages and property purchases even more difficult.

The demonstration aimed to draw attention to the housing crisis in Seville and call for measures to ensure access to affordable housing for all residents, particularly young people struggling to enter the property market.