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Germany: Fewer and fewer people own property

By with∅ut-me 14.09.2026 at 13:36 Uhr Companies & Markets Welfare & Poverty Housing & Urban Development
TL;DR AI-generated The share of households in Germany owning property has fallen to 43.5 percent, the lowest level in over 20 years. High construction costs, increased interest rates, and the cancellation of subsidies are cited as the main reasons.

Source: dw.com

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  1. Europe: Rising Rents - Homeownership Becoming Increasingly Unrealistic for Many
  2. Report - Only 43.5 Percent of Germans Now Live in Their Own Apartment or House
  3. Germany: Fewer and fewer people own property
  4. Locked out of the housing market: Why young Europeans cannot afford to buy a home

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