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Austria. In Vienna, for example, 44% of the rental stock is public housing.
by Drunk_Engineer 4y ago
Austria. In Vienna, for example, 44% of the rental stock is public housing.
- em500 4y agoIn Amsterdam 57% of the rental stock is rent-controlled housing (capped at below €800/month). But that doesn't help at all when you don't keep building more: the average time on the waiting list for a new allocation is 13 years, and rarely move out. And if they do move out physically, it's popular to not move out administratively and illegally sublet it for a lot more than that they're paying (that's the story I've been told by locals).