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There have been some large changes since the 2012 survey in the proportion that agree
that it is easy to find good housing at a reasonable price. The largest increases can be
found in Zagreb (50%, +17), Rennes (43%, +15), Torino (42%, +12), Ljubljana (27%,
+12), Napoli (51%, +11) and Antwerpen (51%, +11), indicating more positive views of
the housing market in these cities.
Conversely, the largest decreases in agreement can be observed in Dublin (12%, -24),
Istanbul (19%, -19), Budapest (33%, -14), Antalya (45%, -13), Leipzig (50%, -12) and
Miskolc (52%, -12). As shown in the table below, two Turkish cities and two Hungarian
cities appear amongst the largest decreases. These findings indicate that people think
housing has become more expensive in these cities.
When comparing the results of the ‘city’ with the overall ‘Greater city’, it can be observed
that those living in the city of Lisboa are significantly less likely than those from the
overall ‘Greater Lisbon’ to agree that it is easy to find good housing at a reasonable price
(14% compared with 30%). The same can be observed, though to a lesser extent,
between respondents from the city of Manchester and those from the overall “Greater
Manchester” (44% compared with 50%).
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