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Someone must own those homes. Then, is the article suggesting more corporates/govt/funds become homeowners and gen. public pay them rent? When too many gen. pub

by hardik 18y ago

Someone must own those homes. Then, is the article suggesting more corporates/govt/funds become homeowners and gen. public pay them rent? When too many gen. public rely on rentals would it not lead to oligopoly of few who own the homes?

gaius 18y ago
Exactly. The choices are a) company housing b) a landlord class, or c) government-run "people's barracks". A combination of those is what we have now.
sethg 18y ago
It's not uncommon for a middle-class family to buy a multi-family house, live in one unit, and rent out the others.