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Thanks for the info. It's not that widespread, yes, but due to its gravity it's intoxicating and polarizing the public. From what I observe, the amount of cas

Thanks for the info. It's not that widespread, yes, but due to its gravity it's intoxicating and polarizing the public. From what I observe, the amount of cases could have dropped down because many people choose to not buy or somehow shield their property (sometimes just filling windows with bricks, for example, which looks weird). So I'm not sure it's because the okupas/govt/police somehow changed the direction, it's just like the people get better at protecting themselves. Btw, bying an apartment in Barcelona costs you 10% tax already, that probably discourages most speculation (and the prices have been stagnant for a couple of years).

rolandog 2y ago
> Btw, bying an apartment in Barcelona costs you 10% tax already, that probably discourages most speculation (and the prices have been stagnant for a couple of years). I'm not too sure those measures deter those who are filthy-rich. Would you agree that it can be viewed as the cost of doing business... and, worst — that it could price out small competitors (allowing for the formation of cartels of big landlords)?
- rudnevr 2y ago
  nope, there's no cartels of big landlords in Bcn, that's a leftist fantasy