Portugal presents housing "systematically inaccessible" for medium-income buyers, according to the presented analysis. The country ranks among the European nations where access to property is most difficult for this population group.
Almost half of Europeans can only afford to buy the equivalent of an apartment of up to 50 square meters, the study reveals. This limitation reflects the growing difficulties in the European real estate market.
The presented data indicate that Portugal is among the most problematic cases in the European context. The situation particularly affects those earning medium incomes and seeking to purchase their own home.
The report, which is not fully visible in the article, appears to analyze the relationship between European population incomes and housing market prices. Portugal emerges as one of the countries where access to home purchasing is most reduced.
