| ▲ | monegator an hour ago | |
Given it affects PE funds that have gouged up all the supply, yes that is sound logic. My province's capital has 43% of unhinabitated houses. They are not even on the market, as we are in a housing crisis. Vast majority of them are property of large housing groups that are backed by black rock and company. The same firms are manouvering the politicians to get approvals to build modern monstruosities, because there is a housing crisis, but they build only luxury homes thst cost too much and remain unhinabitated. Yes it is sound logic to force big conglomerates to dissolve by law. Law should aim for the public good. | ||