The Luxembourg property ladder probably feels closer to Squid Game than the financial security that owning your home used to bring, but with that being said Luxembourg, continues to attract a growing workforce and house prices continue to sky rocket.
As was announced at the end of last week, Hasbro Gaming have released an updated version of the popular board game / argument starter and many of our readers have seen the funny side.
The mysterious scribe behind the Luxembourg Wurst also lampooned the GD’s infamous housing market back in July 2020, saying: “even if through luck and cheating you manage to get all the money in the entire game, you’ll never be able to buy a single property,” he continued. “The set comes with 760,000 euros in the bank, but the cheapest property, Rue de Strasbourg, costs 845,000 euros.”
Unfortunately any Get Out Of Jail Free cards are simple props and will not help you in police matters.
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