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Home Is Where the Housing Is

November 24, 2019

Vienna’s Hundertwasserhaus is a Gemeindebau – probably one of the most unusual social housing buildings in the world (c) Wien Tourismus / Peter Rigaud

Vienna's population is growing fast, but the city's commitment to social housing means people in all parts of society can still afford to live here.

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Janima Nam

Janima Nam is a freelance journalist, translator, and editor living in Vienna. She has a BFA in film from New York University and a Masters degree (MA) from the London Consortium in Interdisciplinary Studies.

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