‘High end apartments/properties will free up apartments/properties at the lower end of the market’ 1936; 1979; 2019.

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  1. America: “trickle down economics will work”

    Ireland: “trickle down housing will work”

    History: “what exactly do you think we were doing before the modern social movement”

  2. The problem is that we don’t need a trickle, we need a flood. Slowing the rise in rents over several years and then bringing them down over the net several isn’t good enough to save a generation; we need them to collapse from where they are now and we need that to happen quickly. Mass building of social housing combined with strict rent controls seems by far the quickest way to achieve that.

  3. Ireland needs thousands and thousands of everything. Those excerpts actually make sense if supply and demand are reasonably in balance.

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