Australian company Assured Removalists published a high-priced housing rating based on the ratio of the average net salary to the cost of average housing.
Israel ranked 75th row from 115 countries. To buy housing, an Israeli needs 19 years each month to postpone one average net salary (a total of 228 salaries).
It is easiest to buy housing in Suriname, where you can save up for an average apartment, postponing only 22 and a half monthly wages (1.87 years).
Next come Saudi Arabia, where the apartment needs to work for 3 years, Oman and the Bahamas (3.4 years), the USA (4.2 years), Honduras (4.7), Brunei (4.8), Jamaica (5 ), Kuwait (5.6) and Qatar (7.5).
It is almost impossible to save up for an apartment in countries such as Tajikistan and Venezuela, where it is necessary to postpone the salary for 33 years to purchase it. In El Salvador, this will take 36 years, in China and Vietnam - 41 years, in Bhutan and the Maldives - 51 years. The average inhabitant of the Solomon Islands, Barbados and Papua New Guinea has no chance to save up on their own housing. In these countries, to buy an apartment, you need to postpone the salary for 106, 134 and 182 years respectively.