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OECD data show house prices far outpacing incomes and rents

Original: House Prices, Rents, Incomes and GDP in the OECD 1996–2025 OECD data show that real house prices have risen far more tha

OECD figures covering 1996 to 2025 indicate that real house prices across member countries have risen far faster than rents, household incomes and GDP per capita since the mid-1990s. Commenters highlight the widening gap between housing costs and what people earn, arguing it points to a worsening affordability crisis. The long-run comparison is drawing attention as housing costs remain a major political issue in many countries.

Why now: Housing affordability is a persistent public concern and long-run data showing prices detached from incomes fuels debate about a housing bubble and policy failure.

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• House Prices, Rents, Incomes and GDP in the OECD 1996–2025 OECD data show that real house prices have risen far more than rents, incomes, and GDP per capita since the mid-1990s Overall, the growing gap between house prices and both rents and incomes highlights a worsening… · apostolos_kl · 3

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