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    1. Some standout increases:

      Turkey — 1885 (unbelievable surge)

      Hungary — 353

      Portugal — 259

      Lithuania — 255

      Estonia — 224

      Netherlands — 213

      Meanwhile some regions saw more modest growth:

      Italy — 116

      Finland — 101

      France — 126

      Belgium — 143

    2. HoukonNagisa on

      Should subtract general inflation or adjust it to the euro, then Turkey wouldnt be that bad.

    3. The numbers are bullshit.

      The reason why housing is unaffordable is because people want to live in certain places and have no hope and future in other places. If you track housing prices for whole countries at a time, you measure both the increases in the attractive cities and the decreases in the places being abandoned. Prices in the city go from 100 to 200 and prices in the countryside go from 100 to 20 and a country-wide index will show you that prices have gone up by 10% even though they’ve gone up 100% in the places where people want to live.

    4. Notice that there’s no correlation with this and how much immigration each country has had. Interesting.

    5. Out of curiosity, why is the label next to Ukrainian colours?

      Sneaky attempt to subconsciously hint at someone?

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