Many of the times I’ve heard this sentiment, it’s been to either ban Mom&Pop landlords, or ban rental houses completely. These options seem to benefit potential homeowners by screwing over renters. I’m not sure if you mean something different?
“apartments built by thr public or coops” is right there. Don’t look at a package proposal and treat each part of it as unrelated or judge it in a vacuum.
I am fully supportive of public housing and coops, but that doesn’t explain how a “limit 1 house per family” rule would work or what it’s intending to achieve. If you or @Sunshine@lemmy.ca want to expand on that you can even explain it in the context of a whole system, I’m happy to hear it. I am a policy wonk and just want to understand this proposal.
That’s a lot of 4-story apartments, since that’s the main thing that will actually get built under this scheme. I guess it worked okay in the USSR, but Soviet citizens definitely did complain about the lack of other options for living arrangement.
Probably not - social criticism had to be subtle or the KGB would have words with you. The theme makes it’s way into various works of art, though, like Enjoy Your Bath.
We need:
-limit 1 house per family
-serious rent control
-4-storey apartments built owned by the public and cooperatives
-Stronger renter protections
When new builds are all mcmansions from developers with deep, unethical, ties to politicians it doesn’t really help much either.
Looking at you Doug Ford.
Can you explain what you mean by
Many of the times I’ve heard this sentiment, it’s been to either ban Mom&Pop landlords, or ban rental houses completely. These options seem to benefit potential homeowners by screwing over renters. I’m not sure if you mean something different?
“apartments built by thr public or coops” is right there. Don’t look at a package proposal and treat each part of it as unrelated or judge it in a vacuum.
I am fully supportive of public housing and coops, but that doesn’t explain how a “limit 1 house per family” rule would work or what it’s intending to achieve. If you or @Sunshine@lemmy.ca want to expand on that you can even explain it in the context of a whole system, I’m happy to hear it. I am a policy wonk and just want to understand this proposal.
You’re probably just going to get flamed here. Most political people (and activists for that matter) are not policy wonks.
They’re probably thinking a ban on landlords, as currently legally defined, basically.
That’s a lot of 4-story apartments, since that’s the main thing that will actually get built under this scheme. I guess it worked okay in the USSR, but Soviet citizens definitely did complain about the lack of other options for living arrangement.
as much as your typical canadian city subreddit complains about homeless encampments?
Probably not - social criticism had to be subtle or the KGB would have words with you. The theme makes it’s way into various works of art, though, like Enjoy Your Bath.