Tuesday, February 21, 2012
A map of the world’s dearest houses
MoneyWeek map: the world's dearest houses
Where is the most expensive place on Earth to buy a house? And where is the cheapest? MoneyWeek's map of global property prices shows the cost of buying a house relative to income around the world.
Posted by martingreen @ 11:28 AM (2232 views)
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rantnrave says:
No mention of London?
khards says:
Crap waste of space article.
icarus says:
rant – if you split up Greater London into boroughs, or some other level of disaggregation, it would register. Silly map.
sibley's b'stard child says:
Yeah but measured in Greggs’ shares the data is rather surprising, I think you’ll find.
mark wadsworth says:
What’s the weather like in Atlanta, Georgia?
greenmind says:
Plymouth? Methodology must be dodgy.
khards says:
Perhaps they picked up Plymouth not because the property is expensive, but the wages are poor.
mechos says:
Map not very useful. The full report IS interesting though
http://www.demographia.com/
8th Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey
jack c says:
I see the Gold Coast makes the list – now where is the General?
@ Sib’s – I take it you liked the Gregg’s comment on the moneyweek thread – I’ve just e-mailed you a voucher for 2 free Stottie Cakes.
mark wadsworth says:
Greenmind 6, within the UK, the most outrageously high house price to income ratios are in the South West and in a few parts of central London, there’s no dispute about that.
sibley's b'stard child says:
Cheers Jack, i’ll trade them in for a couple of bricks. I reckon with some chicken pasties i’ll be able to haggle on a kilo of mortar.
will says:
The problem is global and seems to apply to the capitalist societies.
The question has to be; ‘What can we do about it?”