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Buying a home in Europe can feel like a marathon-but some countries make the finish line seem much closer than others. New figures show that a typical home in Dublin now costs nearly ten years of the average annual salary, putting Ireland among Europe’s least affordable housing markets, although cities like Amsterdam, Athens, and Prague rank even worse. By contrast, places such as Turin, Zagreb, Brussels, and several Danish cities offer a far more manageable path to homeownership, while Denmark’s strong rental and social housing system also eases the pressure to buy. The numbers make one thing clear: it’s not just the price of a home that matters-it’s how much of your life you have to spend earning it.