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Housing Cost Pressure Varies Widely Across The EU
Housing Cost Pressure Varies Widely Across The EU
Housing affordability in the EU has an uneven spread across the continent according to data from Eurostat.
As Statista's Jack Lillis details below, the share of people whose housing costs exceed 40% of disposable income ranges from as low as 2.4% in Cyprus to as high as 28.9% in Greece.
The EU 27 average stands at 8.2%, but this figure masks significant disparities between countries.
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After Greece, Turkey appears among the most heavily burdened, while countries like Finland, Sweden, and...
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