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Note that I’m weighing this up as an alternative to the GP’s doomsday scenarios. Given those scenarios spending on fixing the housing crisis seems like the most
by runarberg 5y ago
Note that I’m weighing this up as an alternative to the GP’s doomsday scenarios. Given those scenarios spending on fixing the housing crisis seems like the most prudent action for a government.
If public housing was done on a mass scales (like it has been in the past/other countries) you wouldn’t need a lottery process, just a wait period. A lot of people are renting and can afford to wait a year or two. In the status quo we simply can’t buy at all, we forsee renting for the rest of our lives, and are at risk of not even affording that as rent goes up exponentially.