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by marcyb5st
909 days ago
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True if homes are owned by individuals only. Having companies owning loads of real-estate throws a wrench into that (at least where this is common). For instance, in Zürich real new development projects are all owned by companies which almost exclusively rent. To add salt to the injury, SBB (the federal railway company) entered the real estate market and rents exclusively. It feels like a government sanctioned way to keep people out of the housing market. |
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[update] Also the regulation on gear/materials is insanely costly, in Dublin new houses need to have a BER [1] rating of 'A'. Looks great in paper but this severely increases the cost.
[1] https://www.seai.ie/home-energy/building-energy-rating-ber/u...