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> He did not rent the place out, but preferred to keep it to themselves as a pleasant place to spend a few weeks to months as they are getting old now. But afte
by diggan 2y ago
> He did not rent the place out, but preferred to keep it to themselves as a pleasant place to spend a few weeks to months as they are getting old now. But after this incident he sold it quickly.
If it's their primary residence, then it's not considered "occupation" but rather "breaking and entering", and contacting the local police would get the criminals removed quickly, without much fuss.
It sounds more like it was a vacation house, and potentially for people who don't actually live in the country. In that case, it gets harder to claim they're in a morally superior position, especially considering the housing crisis we face here, that gets worse and worse every day.
- Wytwwww 2y agoI'm just curious because I have a only very limited understanding of the situation there but surely it must have been considerably worse back in 2007-2008 compared to now? Since housing prices seem to still be ~30% lower inflation adjusted currently than they were before the GFC.
- taopai 2y agoIn 2007 you could rent a flat in Barcelona for ~500 euros. Know a two room ugly old flat will cost you at least 1000 euros. And still raising. A normal flat will cost you 1500 euros, which is the average monthly net salary there.
- e40 2y agoI don’t think immigration issues were as bad then.