When access to housing is difficult or impossible for a large part of the population, as has been the case for some time, phenomena emerge that can transport us to the past. The growth rate of monthly rents and down payments to buy an apartment that many citizens see as astronomical, especially young people but also many salaried workers whose monthly income falls short, increase inequality. The difficulty of access to housing has become the main problem for reducing social imbalances. On the contrary, the constant increase in the price of apartments only serves to increase the number of those expelled from the market.