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> Otherwise non-resident could be defined as non-citizen. I don’t think this would work well in a lot of cities. For example in London there are any number of
by foldr 6y ago
> Otherwise non-resident could be defined as non-citizen.
I don’t think this would work well in a lot of cities. For example in London there are any number of non-citizens who are just as much resident in the city as anyone else. You’d be saying that e.g a French citizen who’d lived in London for 10 years was a non-resident.
- api 6y agoThose homes are owner occupied though. I am talking about absentee foreign ownership, which is mostly about parking money and money laundering.
- foldr 6y agoI still don't see how that makes quite the right cut. For example, I live in London any my landlord is German. She lives in London too. I can't see any reason why she should be treated differently to a UK citizen in the same position.