I know this article is about rents in the US, but in many European countries we are dealing with the same situation. I'm in the Netherlands, and seeing quite so

I know this article is about rents in the US, but in many European countries we are dealing with the same situation. I'm in the Netherlands, and seeing quite some people leave for Germany where rents are much lower. But rents in Germany are the highest they have been. I'm personally moving to SEA soon, where I am paying for a 4br house what I'd pay for a 1-room student apartment in NL. I can actually save money there, and in a few years move back and buy a house in NL. I'm wondering how long this is sustainable though, isn't the exodus of people moving abroad (whether its state lines, country or continent) for these reasons slow cooking housing prices globally?