Can’t see most of the article but the salty taste from the first few sentences is already good enough.
The State’s biggest landlord is Dublin City Council
Great news.
Most infuriating thing is big investment funds have been publishing reports for years that the largest threat to real estate investments in Ireland is “a large government building scheme”, “large cost rentals or non profit housing scheme” etc. Yet out government still insists the way to fix the housing market is through the private sector
Lisa needs braces…
‘The value of an investment may go down as well as up and you may not get back the money you invested.’
So what this is saying is that the legislation that FFG have come up with isn’t all in favour of the institutional landlords etc etc etc
To be fair to the Government that has to be an indication of a step in the right direction. Keep the cost rentals coming.
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Can’t see most of the article but the salty taste from the first few sentences is already good enough.
The State’s biggest landlord is Dublin City Council
Great news.
Most infuriating thing is big investment funds have been publishing reports for years that the largest threat to real estate investments in Ireland is “a large government building scheme”, “large cost rentals or non profit housing scheme” etc. Yet out government still insists the way to fix the housing market is through the private sector
Lisa needs braces…
‘The value of an investment may go down as well as up and you may not get back the money you invested.’
So what this is saying is that the legislation that FFG have come up with isn’t all in favour of the institutional landlords etc etc etc
To be fair to the Government that has to be an indication of a step in the right direction. Keep the cost rentals coming.
Isn’t that kind of the point like?