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There are still countries with affordable housing like here I bought an apartment for 90 000 euros a few years ago. I was renting it before for 450 euros. It's in the capital next to a park.
As for the places where people can't afford a home: I think climate change will take care of that. Once we get events where death without a home is guaranteed the math will change and people will just break into and squat in the empty homes. Once that becomes popular enough something has to change or a whole lot of people will die when evicted, I don't think any country can handle that PR disaster.
And I bet the same apartment now costs more than 200K Euro. And also the rent went up considerably.
Seems apartments the same size and location are still in the 80 000 - 110 000 euro range. Renting is not very common here so I can't find anything comparable.
Just out of curiosity but are we talking about Talinn? I am coming from east Europe, where accommodation used to be cheap, now it is 2500€ per square meter in the capital. The last 3 years prices spiked quite considerably. I am currently living in Munich where the square meter is 8-12.000€ depending on the energy efficiency, the location and how new the building is.
Yea, Tallinn.