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You seem to have a US-centric mindset. The article is specifically about EU prices. Renting, in Munich, Germany for example, is far less expensive than buying a
by happyraul 5y ago
You seem to have a US-centric mindset. The article is specifically about EU prices. Renting, in Munich, Germany for example, is far less expensive than buying an equivalent home. Further, it is likely that the downpayment needed to take out a mortgage is significantly higher, percentage-wise, than the typical American mortgage, which also means people are paying more up front as prices continue to rise.
- akvadrako 5y agoThat might be true in Germany, but in The Netherlands it's a cheaper to buy and the down payment is just a few percent for fees and taxes.