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Anglosphere countries are very bad at housing.
Source: https://cps.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/How-Many-Homes-Does-the-UK-Need-.pdf
Median house price in France is €160,000 and in the UK it's £297,000 ~ €350,000
Median salary in France is €23,280 and in the UK it's £37,400 ~ €43,000
A house in France costs, on average, 6.87 times the average annual salary and in the UK it costs 8.14 times.
Caveat: all these numbers come from 2 minutes of googling figures so I do not vouch for their accuracy. This also doesn't take into account the rental market or the availability of social housing just owner-occupier purchase price.