欧洲各国面临日益严峻的住房危机，租金和房价飙升已成为政治议题焦点1。为对抗这一趋势，来自全球140个组织的住房运动人士在马德里欧洲房地产盛会期间举办反峰会1，参与者包括来自意大利、爱尔兰等多个国家的抗议者1。这场运动直指将住房作为金融资产的理念1。
这次活动的催化事件是87岁的玛丽卡门·阿巴斯卡尔被驱逐出她居住了70年的公寓1。该驱逐事件引发了数天的抗议活动和马德里市中心的营地占领1。房地产盛会本身吸引了15000人参加1。
Housing activists from 140 organizations worldwide gathered in Madrid to challenge the continent's escalating real estate crisis.1 The counter-summit was organized to oppose the prevailing model of treating housing as a financial asset, coinciding with a major European real estate conference that drew 15,000 attendees.1 The demonstration reflected growing political tensions across Europe as soaring rents and property prices have become flashpoints in national politics.1
The movement gained particular momentum following the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal from the apartment where she had lived for 70 years.1 This case sparked multi-day protests and led activists to establish encampments in central Madrid.1 Demonstrators traveled from multiple countries including Italy and Ireland to participate in the counter-summit, underscoring the pan-European dimension of the housing affordability crisis.1
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