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I feel like I’m missing something looking at this list 
Nearly every country in Asia, and it is FAR stronger than the US. As in, you can’t get married until you own a house.
I still get black looks from my relatives for choosing to rent instead of buy when I was starting my family
Japan is up there, though this is often discounted by folks in the West, whose view of Japan is excessively weighted towards Tokyo. (Where homes are still reasonably inexpensive in comparison to other global financial centers, btw.)
I was under the impression that land had value but houses are treated more like cars are in the US -- consumables that deprecate in value. Maybe this is just outdated/wrong info? Would love to read more about the Japanese housing market, if you have any recs.
India is pretty high up there. This might be due to a highly non-securitized economy which makes land/property the closest you can get to buying an index. But also culturally it seems to be a big thing.
It's seen as a milestone of success. 1. Own a two-wheeler 2. Own a new car 3. Get married + kids 4. Own a house Infinity bonus points if you work in a high level government job like the IAS.
The UK. It's deceptive to go by homeownership statistics because it's weighted by land prices. EVERYONE in the UK wants to own; it's the primary financial target above wedding and child.
Australia
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