The Europe Housing Forum (EHF) 2024 aimed to unite stakeholders from the housing sector to foster collaboration and promote housing as a central element in sustainable urban development and economic progress. The event gathered experts to discuss innovative strategies for enhancing housing accessibility, particularly for vulnerable populations. Key discussions revolved around the challenges of implementing crucial EU initiatives, including the energy performance of buildings directive and the Social Climate Fund. Participants included representatives from notable organizations such as the Institute for Structural Research and the Buildings Performance Institute Europe. The forum highlighted the necessity for collaboration among policymakers to tackle energy poverty and emphasized the advantages of minimum energy standards in mitigating associated risks. Additionally, it underscored the importance of evidence-based policymaking in addressing inequalities and gaining public support for energy and climate policies. Overall, the event sought to elevate the conversation around decent housing and sustainability in Europe.