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Won't that only help the landlords? How many daycares own their location?

• JumpCrisscross 3y ago
  > Won't that only help the landlords? No, estimating tax burdens is more complicated than where it first falls. Depending on how competitive the retail real estate market is in an area, you would expect to find landlords competing for childcare tenants to varying degrees.
  • SketchySeaBeast 3y ago
    So there's a lot of factors that may or may not help encourage childcare facilities. To me it smells of trickle-down for commercial locations.
    • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
      > there's a lot of factors that may or may not help encourage childcare facilities This is always true. Even if you give a cash bonus to the childcare facilities, it may only help management, or may only help customers if it results in facilities competing by offering sign-up bonuses and lower prices, or it might circle back to landlords through increased rents if the supply of childcare-compatible real estate is constrained.