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Home ownership rates in socialist and former countries are higher than in the West.
by keybored 1y ago
Home ownership rates in socialist and former countries are higher than in the West.
- jhbadger 1y agoOnly if you count "home ownership" as just owning your apartment (many Eastern-bloc countries sold cheaply their state-owned apartments to their residents after 1989). At least in the US, "home ownership" largely implies owning a single-family house with a yard. That's the (perhaps unsustainable) "American Dream".
- keybored 1y ago> Only if you count "home ownership" as just owning your apartment Why in the world wouldn’t it?
- keybored 1y ago> At least in the US, "home ownership" largely implies owning a single-family house with a yard. That's the (perhaps unsustainable) "American Dream". scoffs At least in my canton, "home ownership" largely implies a three-story house in the hillside overlooking the Alps with the nearest 200K+ city within 15m travel distance. I'm sorry to say that what you present is more comparable to being unhoused.