Europe’s middle- and lower-income groups are facing a major housing crisis. According to the European Union’s statistics agency, Eurostat, 3 million people in the region were homeless in 2010, while 17 percent were ill-housed, meaning they lived in poor conditions or were threatened with losing their homes. The situation has improved little in the past five years. The 2015 Housing Review from Habitat for Humanity aims to shape the debate around Europe’s multitude of housing policies. The review looks at the latest European housing crisis through three themes. Affordability is getting people into housing and keeping them there. Sustainability building energy-efficient, environmentally friendly residential housing, and living spaces and Livability is creating communities of the future through social integration and community building. The review, which is divided into two parts, each with four chapters, examines the issues and offers long-term solutions that could provide fair housing for Europe’s middle- and lower-income citizens.