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We experience this in a small town in NW Kansas. The few people who own most of the rental properties in town continually try to suppress any new construction.
by Fjolsvith 11y ago
We experience this in a small town in NW Kansas. The few people who own most of the rental properties in town continually try to suppress any new construction.
- jessaustin 11y agoI've been to NW Kansas, and I wouldn't have expected a lack of empty land to be a problem in that region. Can the rentiers also prevent annexation, and the extension of city utilities to annexed land? Even if they can do that, surely they can't prevent the drilling of wells?
- kevin_thibedeau 11y agoLarge apartment complexes need to be tied into a municipal sewer. That binds them to the outskirts where the vested players can deny access.