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It depends on the level of the engineer. The average engineer with a few years of experience probably can't afford a house on a single salary. A successful engi
by jltsiren 4y ago
It depends on the level of the engineer. The average engineer with a few years of experience probably can't afford a house on a single salary. A successful engineer with 15-20 years of experience often can, at least in Finland. As do recently tenured professors with a similar amount of experience.
- DeathArrow 4y agoIt might depend on what we call a house. A house with courtyard, a small apartment, a big apartment. In the best part of the city, in the worst part of the city, in a near suburb, in a far suburb. A huge house, a tiny house. I can get a house in one of the cheapest villages in my country for 2-3 monthly salaries. The small apartment I live in I can get for 1 year worth of salaries. A big apartment or a house in the best parts of the city would take 20 years worth of salaries.