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Well, it's both. There is a housing shortage, and it's exacerbated by infinite subhuman imports who get houses shoved into their asses for "free." The lifespan of people increased heavily over the past half century, so it's natural that more living spaces were necessary. While bad, it was still something that could be overcome.

Today however it's impossible to buy houses. The prices are ridiculous. In Berlin it starts from ~500.000€ and goes into ~2m€. And you don't get Los Angeles salaries, you get what, 3000-6000€ per month MINUS ~40% (taxes and healthcare). So with a 5000€ salary, considering you have to live in an apartment, pay food food, utilities, taxes, you're left with maybe ~2000€ every month, if you spend nothing extra on things like clothing or car. So 250 months ~= 21 years of continuous, stoic work, and you can buy the cheapest house in Berlin.

But perhaps you want to live in the outskirts of Berlin? 1 hour travel time to Berlin, eventually even 2 hour commute? ~300.000€ to ~800.000€. Oh well, only ~12 years of diligent work! You could even get a house for ~200.000€!! It's a tiny house.

But I found others for ~200.000€ in remote areas in a price range of 200.000€ to 500.000€. They look basic, but acceptable. A humble life. ~9 years of continuous work ONLY.