EU27 42% of the population live in apartments, 34% in an individual house (or family) and 23% in semi-detached houses or " row. "This was announced by Eurostat survey on housing, which refers to the situation in late 2009 and which emphasizes the" significant differences between one country and another Union. "The research shows - according to Eurostat - a worrying element: "18% of the population lives in a house cluttered", counting the condition according to some benchmarks (number of rooms, number of residents, presence of children ....) In addition, "16% of the houses show moisture problems ", 7%
are poorly lit, 4% have a toilet outside the home, 3% of homes do not have a bath or shower. It also shows some peculiarities or curiosity: "The apartments are more popular in Latvia, Slovenia and individual houses in the row houses in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom." The problem of overcrowded households is particularly strong - in the order - in Latvia, Romania, Hungary, Poland, Lithuania and Bulgaria. This problem has instead almost absent in Cyprus, the Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, Belgium and Malta. Agens
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