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Poll Shows 44% of Iranians Would Not Buy Homes Despite Affordability

A poll by Iran International found that 44% of participants would not buy a home in Iran even if they could afford it, citing economic insecurity and plans to emigrate. The survey included over 20,000 respondents, with many expressing concerns about the country's political and economic conditions. Attachment to Iran and a sense of national identity were significant reasons for those willing to buy a home, while others indicated their willingness was contingent on political change.

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A poll by Iran International found that 44% of participants would not buy a home in Iran even if they could afford it, citing economic insecurity and plans to emigrate. The survey included over 20,000 respondents, with many expressing concerns about the country's political and economic conditions. Attachment to Iran and a sense of national identity were significant reasons for those willing to buy a home, while others indicated their willingness was contingent on political change.

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Poll Shows 44% of Iranians Would Not Buy Homes Despite Affordability