Not trying to be too skeptical, but that doesn't exactly sound like it's working too well. I remember charts by the ECB as showing Sweden with the most overpric

Not trying to be too skeptical, but that doesn't exactly sound like it's working too well. I remember charts by the ECB as showing Sweden with the most overpriced real estate in the EU. It might look ok in comparison to Barcelona, but that one's probably only second to Venice as the world's tourism hot spot and has an extreme concentration of AirBnBs, not exactly representative of Western Europe in general.