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Crise du logement: péril en la demeure

Philippe Thalmann
2026

Abstract

Emission de synthèse de la série Vacarme consacrée à la crise du logement sur l'Arc lémanique. Laurence Difélix et ses invités: Carole Wahlen et Philippe Thalmann Les habitations disponibles se raréfient en Suisse: le taux dʹappartements vacants est passé de 1,72% en 2020 à 1% en 2025, selon lʹOffice fédéral de la statistique. Des chiffres qui indiquent une situation de pénurie à lʹéchelle nationale, encore plus marquée sur lʹarc lémanique. Conséquences: les loyers augmentent et les locataires sont obligé.es de revoir leurs attentes à la baisse en matière de confort ou de nombre de pièces, pour obtenir un toit et le garder. Dans cette situation, quels sont les rapports de force entre locataires et propriétaires ? Que signifie, aujourdʹhui, avoir un " chez-soi " ? Alors que lʹONU considère le logement comme un droit, tout le monde peut-il se loger en Suisse ?

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Philippe Thalmann
2026

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/74c940b3-842b-4a23-8923-592721781659

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