Re:Redfin Cuts 13% of Staff, Shuts Down Home-Flipping Business
by andsoitis on Wednesday November 09, 2022 @11:06AM
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C’mon. There’s oodles of space in the US… we can probably have way more people than 330m and them still live comfortably (in terms of living space).
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Re:Redfin Cuts 13% of Staff, Shuts Down Home-Flipping Business
by prottog on Wednesday November 09, 2022 @11:24AM
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> There’s oodles of space in the US
This is true now and we don't need a government guarantee of housing to make that happen. What I don't like is people who want to live in a specific place they would like to live, and wanting subsidies from others so that they can live there at below-market prices.
Re:Redfin Cuts 13% of Staff, Shuts Down Home-Flipping Business
by lotsofpulp on Wednesday November 09, 2022 @11:08AM
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Right, so I am interested in determining how space is allocated under a system with a “right to housing”.
Do you apply to the federal government and get sent to where it is cheapest for the feds? Do you get preference for a certain region if your ancestors and relatives are more numerous there?