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It's "percentage change", not the "house price to income ratio". Without knowing the baseline, the numbers are not really comparable. It's also strange that So
by closedloop129 4y ago
It's "percentage change", not the "house price to income ratio". Without knowing the baseline, the numbers are not really comparable.
It's also strange that South Korea is at -40% when the article states:
>In South Korea, President Moon Jae-in’s party took a drubbing in mayoral elections this year after failing to tackle a 90% rise in the average price of an apartment in Seoul since he took office in May 2017