2019 first year to hit average home sale value of over €300k

Nowhere in the article they say that more expensive houses got sold. The article states the average value of all houses sold is higher than last year. This indicates in general most houses went up in price.

Also just for your information the village in Groningen where I'm from, has 11 houses for sale with an average value of €277.954,54.
That's for a house in a village in the poorest and cheapest region in the country.

Quite a lot for a krimpgebied to be honest

So perhapsprices are going through the roof everywhere and not just the Randstad

>Has your cunt reached this milestone yet?
I don't want to hear about houses prices. Thtat didn't go well here m8

I'm saying the Randstad is rising a lot faster and more houses get sold there

€300,000 = $476,000
the only places with such prices are in western sydney, and for that price you get the luxury of living next to wogs with their 10 sprogs or drug addicts

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I live in an area with 1.7mil avg. Tfw parents paid less than 400k for the house

Yes

Kanker boemers

Makes it pointlsss living in the uk

Why spend your life striving to better than your parents professionally when materially you can expect less than them.

People say this is a failure of capitalism

Almost, the average house price in England is the equivalent of €283,000

>stupid zoomer
anyone older than the age of 10 knows what happens when house prices go up too fast.

Pretty sure that is due to the abysmall pound. I can remember for most of my life England was known for having the worst housing market on the planet.

I don't. Please educate me.

Yeah we all make loads of money

You are like a little baby

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Average home price is about 325,000 euros.

youtube.com/watch?v=ULeDlxa3gyc

>tfw everyone is laughing at us and our wages

Thanks boomers

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did you not have a sense of memory during 2008-2011
unironically some young zoomers dont even know the economic crisis happened.
was talking to a 14 year old from spain and he didnt know that either the crisis or the madrid train bombings happeneed.

4 bedroom house is 500k eur at the outskirts of Timisoara or Cluj Napoca in Romania. More expensive than the capital Bucharest itself.

Madrid train bombings is 911 era boomer shit

>brainlets attempting to make sense of market data

>Higher average price of houses sold says absolutely nothing about the housing market whatsoever
Are you one of those losers from Nederdraad that's interested in selling stocks and finance related crap?

How is this a lot for your wages? It's much less than you'd have to pay here for such a house comparing to salaries.

>be me, walking with friend to a party
>friend is looking to buy first house
>sees house in kind of shitty area but he perks up and mentions it
>I glance at it for barely a second
>end terrace house, looks wafer thin, built in the times of horse drawn carriages, in a scummy area of town
>I tell my friend "it's pretty shitty and I bet it will cost close to 270k."
>friend says "nah, couldnt be that much, and I think its a pretty long house so it'll have space."
>friend looks at the for sale sign and finds the house on their website
>I ask "So, how much is it?"
>friend looks glum and says "£278 thousand"

Why is our government selling affordable social housing to private corporations? It seems that's the main issue at least here in the Netherlands

Hi, please put the €-symbol after the actual value you silly swamp-german.

Regards, me

That feel when I left school in 2009. . .
That feel when I became steadily employed around 2012. . .
That feel when I have no idea what to do because Brexit is a complete confusing mess. . .

Germans are the only ones doing that shit

That's not the main issue at all, and social housing in itself creates certain inequalities on the market as well. There really isn't a perfect approach to the problem. Especially not in a country like ours where most people want to live on their own and a lot of high-earning immigrants (Europeans) are flocking to our main urban regions.

>The average selling price of owner-occupied homes was above € 300,000 for the first time in January
>homes was above € 300,000
>above euros 300,000

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People put the currency mark before the numbers to make sure you know right away you're dealing with a price and not a quantity. In an article like this it might not be very interesting but it becomes more important when you're dealing with a lot of numbers or something like a supermarket.

Finnish education

Probably. Almost definitely in fact, our house prices are maybe the highest in the world. It's extremely varied by region (melbourne/sydney compared to rural SA for instance) but the average would be very high. Thankfully prices have gone down slightly recently, but not enough.

our country is fucked, our retarded boomers and tokkies are gonna cause 2008 but its gonna be even worse

my retarded relative bought a house right before the 2008 crash when mortgage rate skyrocketed from like 2% to almost 30%

he's still paying off the house

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>Randstad

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My uncle bought some apartment in 2009 and flipped it in 2016.

yes the owner changing is the reason, not the increased demand by millions of [????]

Here in Berlin and other cities they will now start expropriating big real estate societies to combat housing prices and speculation.

That's probably London especially, renting is quite grim too with half of landlords sperging out if you dare to put up a picture or have a partner move in. They also expect the house to be in the exact same condition decades later yet refuse to maintain shit

so we need a solution would you not agree...?