September 19, 2025

Friday Tidbit

Friday Tidbit

Who would have thought that 29% of Greeks living in Cities and Towns (almost one third) spend more than 40% of their household income on housing?

by Dejan Pekic

19

September 2025

Friday Tidbit

Posted by Dejan Pekic

Who would have thought that 29% of Greeks living in Cities and Towns (almost one third) spend more than 40% of their household income on housing?

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Just goes to show that it is not just us in Australia that suffer under a ruinous housing policy.

Looking forward to our Federal, State and Local politicians fixing what has been a multi decade problem to date.

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