Top 10 Most Expensive Countries In Africa

One of the most fundamental necessities of mankind is accommodation. However, it is not inexpensive. This situation is especially troubling in many African nations where millions of people frequently live in shanties because they cannot afford appropriate housing.

Top 10 Most Expensive Africa Countries 2023

• Ghana
• Kenya
• Algeria
• Nigeria
• Morocco
• Egypt
• Tunisia
• Mauritius
• South Africa

1. Ghana

This nation in West Africa has an affordability index of 0.04% and a property price-to-income ratio of 87.65%. Furthermore, the average net monthly pay after taxes is $344.84.

2. Kenya

Even though Kenya's affordability index is only 0.29%, the country's property price to income ratio is 24.24%. And the typical net monthly wage is $493.38.

3. Algeria

0.61% is the affordability index for a country in northern Africa with a property-to-income ratio of 18.25%.In meanwhile, the typical monthly wage is $250.09.

4. Nigeria

The most populated nation in Africa has a 16.11% property-to-income ratio and a 0.31% affordability index. The city's median net annual salary is $232.93.

5. Morocco

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Morocco has a housing affordability index of 0.98 and a housing price-to-income ratio of 12.60%. The city's average net annual wage is $429.62.

6. Egypt

Egypt has a housing affordability score of 0.61% and a housing price to income ratio of 12.04 percent. At the same time, city dwellers take home a net monthly pay of $258.89 on average.

7. Tunisia

The property-to-income ratio in Tunisia is 11.75%, and the country's affordability index is 0.61%. The city's typical net monthly wage is $271.59.

8. Mauritius

This island nation has a 9.71% property-to-income ratio and a 0.61% score on the property affordability index. The typical wage is $455.

9. South Africa

South Africa has a 3.07% property-to-income ratio and a 2.93% affordability index. The monthly net wage is at $1,535.73.