The Resolution Foundation suggested that a third of Britons born between 1980 and 1996 will never own their own home. Which European countries have the highest and lowest rates of homeownership?
| Highest | |
| Romania | 96.2% |
| Slovakia | 90.3% |
| Lithuania | 89.9% |
| Croatia | 89.7% |
| Hungary | 88.2% |
| Lowest | |
| Switzerland | 44.5% |
| Germany | 52.5% |
| Turkey | 61.1% |
| Denmark | 63.3% |
| UK | 64.4% |
Source: Eurostat
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