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I am not sure about Berlin, but for example in Milan (Italy) there are nonsensic prices for homes (London level prices with salaries of about half of the half o
by yulaow 7y ago
I am not sure about Berlin, but for example in Milan (Italy) there are nonsensic prices for homes (London level prices with salaries of about half of the half of what you get in London) and they are driven up just by the movement of other italians from other (poorer) regions, or even other close cities, looking for jobs.
The main problem is that most high level - high skilled jobs are now in 2-3 of the biggest cities in Italy, and now everyone is trying to move there and so even more companies try to move their HQs there, and so on. I think a similar problem is happening also in others EU states.
- durnygbur 7y agoItalian economy is so miserable and few opportunity hubs so competitive that most Italians in their 20s and 30s end up in Germany and UK. Meantime rich Europeans visit Italy each summer searching for dolce vita and forgetting that 60s and 70s are long time gone. What an absurd.
- milquetoastaf 7y agoI uh don't think the 70s were the nicest time to visit Italy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Years_of_Lead_(Italy) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Years_of_Lead_(Italy)
- Bombthecat 7y agoYeah, and I don't think it will stop anytime soon.. Some (myself included) call it the second industrialization.