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> I would argue that rental buildings with high turnover rate ... while those owned by their residents Note that in the Finnish context (at least in the more-p
by Mediterraneo10 6y ago
> I would argue that rental buildings with high turnover rate ... while those owned by their residents
Note that in the Finnish context (at least in the more-populated south), this isn’t a rental/owned distinction. that is, the expectation for privacy also applies to blocks of flats where residents own their flat and may live there for decades.
- kewrkewm53 6y agoTrue, indeed Finns tend to be fairly privacy conscious anywhere. But in owned flats people still do seem to be more mindful of their neighbours - less antisocial behaviour of all kinds. Of course it's hard to know how much of this is linked to ownership / sense of roots, and how much to socioeconomic factors.