Housing conditions and energy efficiency
C* Persons aged 16 and over who have ever experienced difficulties in accessing housing, by main reason for starting and ending the difficulties, by type of household
Unidades: Percentages.

	No difficulties in accessing housing	Had difficulties and the starting reason is: Economic issues	Had difficulties and the starting reason is: Other	Had difficulties and the ending reason is: Have obtained employment	Had difficulties and the ending reason is: Other	Had difficulties and the ending reason is: Still has difficulties accessing housing	
Total	92,4	5,5	2,1	2,9	3,2	1,5	
Single men under 65 years old	84,1	10,3	5,6	7,1	6,1	2,6	
Single woman under 65 years old	86,4	10	3,6	6,4	5,5	1,7	
Single man aged 65 or over	94,5	3,2	2,3	1,6	3,5	0,3	
Single woman aged 65 or over	93,5	4,2	2,3	1,9	4,4	0,2	
Single adult with dependent children	88,9	7,6	3,4	4,1	4,9	2,1	
Two adults, both under 65 years old	90,7	6,6	2,7	4,6	3,9	0,9	
Two adults, at least one aged 65 years or more	94,5	4	1,5	2,1	2,8	0,7	
Two or more adults with dependent children	93,4	4,9	1,7	2,5	2,8	1,3	
Other types of households/Not specified	92,8	5,3	1,8	1,9	2,4	2,9	
Notas:
A dependent child is understood to be all those under the age of 18 and economically inactive persons between the ages of 18 and 24 for whom at least one of their parents is a member of the household.
 2) A person is considered to have experienced difficulties in accessing housing if, at some point in their life, they did not have their own home (owned or rented) to live in and therefore had to stay with friends or relatives, in emergency or temporary accommodation, in a place not intended as a permanent home or had to sleep in public places. Cases where the person lived with their parents while saving to rent or buy their own home are not included. Cases where the person lived in rented accommodation and was saving to buy their own home are also excluded.
Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística