Too damn high, MURICA.

It’s very hard to find a 1 bedroom apt for less than $1000. 2-3 bedrooms are at least $2k if you want modern amenities.

$2000 bach. $2700 1bdrm $3200 2bdrm

Bristol, England.

A two bedroom house would probably set you back about £250k to £300k now. We’re the second most expensive city behind London now.

More than I have ever been able to afford for all of my adult life.

1/5th of my annual income with a degree and 6 years degree related experience. It’d be less if I could save up a down payment and get a mortgage.

House is around 500k, median annual family income is 61.4k.

The house I rent for £1100 a month would cost somewhere in the region of £250k to buy, putting it firmly out of my ability, despite the mortgage payments almost certainly being lower than my rent.

Absurdly high is what they are!

Wage is 10k, house is 2m.

Too much

US

You’re asking mostly people in the western world, a place besieged by a commodified property’s market. The landed gentry is returning, only this time by way of capitalism.

The USA is huge variation but in my county median household income is $70k, median home price is $370k. It’s a rural area but with 2 cities within 40 miles or so. In my location travel north and income and house prices increase, travel south and they both decrease. My mortgage including taxes and insurance is $1,200 per month.

It depends on the state. Here it’s a couple hundred thousand.

Feel like numbeo is a good resource for this. Here in Dublin, Ireland it’s horrendously expensive