Central Europe has the least affordable housing market.

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  1. Yep. I have friends in Warsaw regularly paying half of their salary for rent. Other friends, in Berlin, usually spending ~30% of their salaries on it, don’t believe me.

  2. *screams in low and stagnant wages, rapidly rising food prices and housing market so unaffordable to normal people that it seems hard to believe*

  3. The problem is economic vultures from the Arab and Asian world buying all the good property as a means to get even richer, to the detriment of CE citizens.

  4. Big investment funds want us to pay for renting. You want to own flat? How dare you! I am 24 living with parents and I save 3/4 of my wage to afford initial 20% pay for mortgage. Living in Eastern/Central Europe sucks.

  5. So the article mentioned Czech Rep, Poland and Hungary.

    I guess you guys finally won and are Central Europe

  6. I’m starting to think that the EU’s anticompetitive and open market laws have fucked citizens in the end:

    – almost no more state built/subsidized apartments which led to skyrocketing rents and real estate prices

    – very high train prices so people chose to fly or drive instead which fucks the environment

    – high prices for electricity and on top of that we’re still subsidizing energy companies to expand their network.

  7. I can tell at a glance that this article is propagandistic garbage designed to promote the unhealthy, soulcrushing, destructive, bankrupt suburban hellscape that has ravaged cities in North America. Its even in the title: The concept of “first time buyer” is entirely derived from NA suburban culture and makes no sense in Europe.

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