> Interesting, my experience is from Germany where it's much lower, barely breaking 50%. It is not (only) a matter of capacity, it is (also) a matter of cultur

> Interesting, my experience is from Germany where it's much lower, barely breaking 50%. It is not (only) a matter of capacity, it is (also) a matter of culture/habits. In fact, if you look at various European countries, that's funny, because house ownership rates kind of go the opposite way of average wealth/income per capita.