In average it works this way (unless you have loads of money)

You subscribe to a home cooperation in the area you live.
Each months you can choose 3 places you like to live.
If you are "chosen" and all your paperwork is okay (income, citizenship, ID) you receive an invitement for that place with about 20 others. Next you can decide if it is what you are looking for.
Among those who still want it the one who is the longest on the waitinglist 27 years instead of 20, will 'win'. If it turns out that person's finances are not good enough it goes to #2.

Because of this system it's the best to subscribe as soon as you are 18 😐 with some luck you have a place of your own before you turn 40.

Exceptions before were those with urgencies, mothers with children kicked out or fled because of violent husbands.

Today the policy changed. The homes go to those who think they have the right. Not the own people or European ones. We even throw people, the elderly, entire families, out on the street on behalve of strangers who only seem to complain because of the lack of space and luxury. 🤔

My daughter has a bunkbed but with us these beds are made for little children... ladder and weight able to carry included. She turns 34 and sleeps in a room big enough to place the bed and open the door.

The ceilings of the bedrooms are like you see on attics.

She has 1 meter behind her bed and made her working space there. Her closet with clothing I placed in the living.

We survive, we all do our thing and it works fine.
My son has a room for his own, sleeps on a mattrass on the floor. It's what he prefers. In his room it's not possible to put a bunkbed the ceiling is too low. I think the room is 2.5 x 2 meter at most and my son is over 1.90 tall. 😂

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