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Cities countiess and states need to start banning corporate ownership of residential property.

And blatantly tax existing corporate owned residential property out of corporate ownership into fast desperate sell off liquidation in avoidance of tax seizure.

Then cap home lones from exceeding 3×primary breadwinner average annual net income. Not combined household income. As many home lones are 10-10×

Even is such policies would crash the housing market as it could rebuild in a way to meet human and environmental needs.
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SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
Yes. Residential property should not be regarded as a financial asset. It is for providing shelter, first and foremost, and accommodation that allows people to be near friends, families, and jobs.

It has been convenient for politicians to tolerate house price inflation that benefits those with property, as a distraction from sluggish growth elsewhere in the economy.