Key Points
- Germany has one of the lowest rates of home ownership in Europe. Less than half of the country are homeowners.
- Experts say this is largely driven by regulatory systems that produce incentives to rent long term.
- In contrast, Australia’s rental and regulatory systems are based on the notion that renting is transitional.
Germany has one of the lowest rates of home ownership in Europe, with only 49.1 per cent of Germans owning their own home.
Experts say this is largely driven by housing policies that produce incentives to rent, such as indefinite tenancy agreements.
In stark contrast…
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