You seem to imply this one isn’t. What could be more just than solving a housing problem by giving housing to those who need it, and taking it from those who are hoarding it?
You literally have housing units sitting and collecting dust and people needing housing. The owners get plenty of notice to rent it out. If not, they are compensated and the property seized.
Are vacation apartments included? And if they are not how can officials know whether someone visits a few weeks a year? Or will this target company owned apt complexes?
> For the properties to be eligible for forced purchase, they must have no tenant contract for two years and no record of recent power or utilities use, meaning that occasionally-used second homes do not appear on the list.
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[ 0.26 ms ] story [ 34.9 ms ] threadNo theft is involved here at all.
Edit: Oh, I see. Your comment history speaks for itself. You’re mostly a right wing troll.
Personal attacks in particular will get you banned here, so no more of those either, please.
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> For the properties to be eligible for forced purchase, they must have no tenant contract for two years and no record of recent power or utilities use, meaning that occasionally-used second homes do not appear on the list.