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Only 12% of Portuguese Families Declared Living in Rented Houses. Information Rentals Can Reach 60%
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The OECD stated today that the mining market in Portugal "continued underdeveloped and fragmented", with only 12% of families claiming to live in rented houses, and with the information leases that can reach up to 60%. In Portugal's 'Economic Survey', where it analyzes the country's economic performance, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) refers to 'the previous reforms aimed at boosting the supply of leases have on…
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The OECD considers that the mining market in Portugal “continued to be underdeveloped and fragmented”
·Portugal
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