>I haven't heard of any issues with Helsinki being "filled by expats and tourists" Because unlike NL, Finalnd is not a tax heven, the place where most global m

>I haven't heard of any issues with Helsinki being "filled by expats and tourists" Because unlike NL, Finalnd is not a tax heven, the place where most global multinational F500 corporations choose to incorporate their EU HQ and employing thounds of well paid immigrants from around the world, causing gentrification in an already small and dense country. Maybe if they raised corporate taxes and bureocracy, their overcrowding and immigration issues would fix themselves as big corporations and international workers relocate to Switzerland, Ireland or Luxembourg. You can't have your cake and eat it too, as in keep being an attractive tax heaven and still expect housing to stay affordable for very long. Something has to give.