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The housing crisis in the Gaza Strip has been greatly affected by the destruction of residential units during the war, as approximately 371,000 housing units suffered varying degrees of damage. This has led to a decline in the availability of housing and a significant increase in rental prices. Young people preparing to marry are facing difficulties in securing permanent housing, with many being forced to rely on short-term rentals such as daily or weekly leases. Rental costs have soared from $100–$150 per month before the war to sometimes $500–$700, despite many available units being destroyed or uninhabitable. This situation has led to delays in marriage for months or even years, and housing has become largely temporary, with people resorting to alternative solutions like "Sowader" (temporary shelters) and tents. This reflects a shift in the concept of "nesting" in Gaza—from a stable, permanent life to a makeshift, temporary arrangement that is entirely different from the normal.
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