War and displacement worsen Lebanon's housing crisis

The article addresses the housing crisis in Lebanon, which is worsening due to war and displacement. Estimates indicate that over 11,000 buildings have been completely destroyed in the south, with hundreds of structures damaged in Beirut and the suburbs, resulting in tens of thousands of housing units being lost. This has led to rising rental prices and increased demand for undamaged areas, exacerbating the crisis. Lebanon is suffering from a deep financial crisis that hampers funding for reconstruction, while bureaucracy and slow implementation contribute to the accumulation of destruction. Although displacement has decreased and some families have returned to their villages, many households still live among the ruins or in shelters. The issue of reconstruction and providing decent housing remains essential to end the ongoing humanitarian crisis, which persists despite the cessation of fighting.

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