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Because it's a race to the bottom. Eventually, if allowed, these may become the only affordable houses for many people. Landlords can split up their (already sm
by vanviegen 4y ago
Because it's a race to the bottom. Eventually, if allowed, these may become the only affordable houses for many people. Landlords can split up their (already small) apartments, install a video wall in the back, and call it two apartments, asking only a little under twice the rent. Given the housing shortage (and the lack of remote working options for lower paying jobs), people would have little choice but to accept it.
- baggy_trough 4y agoThat would only happen if renters preferred lower cost / better location to windows. So why should you or the government be able to tell them that they can't make that choice?