A Gallup survey reveals that a majority of respondents in the US express dissatisfaction with housing costs, while Japan stands out for high satisfaction levels, exceeding 70%.
In the survey conducted by Gallup, 24 out of 38 OECD countries showed a greater number of people dissatisfied than satisfied with housing, highlighting a pervasive issue.
Japan's centralized land-use policies combined with its low birth rates contribute to maintaining reasonable housing prices, contrasting sharply with the skyrocketing costs seen in many developed nations.
The US has seen a significant drop in housing satisfaction, with only 39% feeling content with their housing situation, a decrease from 61% in 2020.
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