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Five reasons housing is more affordable overseas

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imageMore than 84% of households in Berlin rent their home.exilism/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND

Housing affordability continues to be an issue of importance to voters, with a recent Fairfax-Ipsos poll showing 69% of Australian capital city residents disagree that housing is affordable for prospective first home buyers.

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