Copenhagen is experiencing significant political upheaval as voters turn against the ruling party over a crippling housing crisis. In just four years, the average flat price has soared by nearly 30%, effectively driving out working-class residents and traditional supporters. This trend demonstrates how housing affordability has become a central issue exacerbating urban socio-economic inequality across Europe. The political backlash underscores a growing public demand for government action to address skyrocketing living costs in capital cities.
Nov 18, 2025 https://euobserver.com/eu-political/ar4e13d1f2