EU-Wide Germany Has the Lowest Housing Ownership at 43.5%
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The housing ownership rate in Germany has fallen to the lowest level in 20 years. In doing so, the own four walls are important for wealth building, provisioning and social stability. Politics has powerful levers in hand to reverse development.
EU-wide Germany has the lowest housing ownership at 43.5%
The dream of one's own four walls is unfulfilled, especially for younger people. Within the European Union, Germany is even in the last place.
Zeit Online
INTELLINEWSThe proportion of residential owners in Germany is as low as it has not been for 20 years. According to a study, the main reasons are high construction costs – and politics.
High construction costs, higher interest rates: The majority of people in Germany cannot afford to buy an apartment or a house. Compared to other European countries, this makes Germany particularly bad.
Germany is traditionally a tenant country. But real estate experts doubt whether the current low is really meaningful. They demand a counter-tax of politics.
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