Rising housing cost to income ratio strongly linked to poorhealth, death, suicide
The 27 countries were: Australia; Austria; Belgium; Canada; Czech Republic; Estonia; France; Finland; Germany; Greece; Hungary; Japan; Latvia; Luxembourg; Lithuania; the Netherlands; Norway; New Zealand; Poland; Portugal; Slovak Republic; Slovenia; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; the UK; and the US.
To obtain country-level data on unaffordable housing, the researchers drew on housing cost to income ratio data, to include rents; assumed rental value for owner-occupiers; and maintenance and other associated costs, as a percentage of household disposable income.per head of the population for each country, to include pension and unemployment benefits, healthcare, and housing.
Their analysis of all the OECD data showed that housing cost to income ratio was strongly associated with preventable and treatable deaths as well as suicide during the period following the global financial crisis , but not in the period before . Similar patterns were observed for countries with rent controls: In countries without this measure unaffordable housing was strongly linked to preventable/treatable deaths and suicide.
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