Best to plug the hole in the boat before you start bailing.
New stock coming on the market is being bought up by investors at record levels.
Heaven forbid we follow other countries leads and just have heft graduated taxes beyond primary residences (like Singapore). But we wouldn’t want to lose the wealthy landlord vote now would we?
The original post mentioned removing incentives for people buying or selling primary residences, which has almost nothing to do with the housing crisis.
Best to plug the hole in the boat before you start bailing. New stock coming on the market is being bought up by investors at record levels.
Heaven forbid we follow other countries leads and just have heft graduated taxes beyond primary residences (like Singapore). But we wouldn’t want to lose the wealthy landlord vote now would we?
Which has nothing whatsoever to do with primary residences, now does it.
Not sure what you mean?
The original post mentioned removing incentives for people buying or selling primary residences, which has almost nothing to do with the housing crisis.