And buying more means competing on lower end & middle end of the buying market and driving up the prices of houses for the ordinary tax payer
I like how lucidly this piece lays out its info. Dublin Inquirer is good, we could do with a few more outlets like it.
But we have multiple commentators proposing a State building agency! The absolute nonsense of it.
Wonder if they will buy from any of their buddies.
Those parties, those meet and greets, fund raisers, lobby meetings and socials, great place to make new buddies, break new deals.
There is already 10% of houses allocated to social. The council, and all these various “agencies”, should not be competing using taxpayers money with people trying to buy their own homes.
Imagine being outbid on a house by the council so they could give it some scrounger, crazy
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And buying more means competing on lower end & middle end of the buying market and driving up the prices of houses for the ordinary tax payer
I like how lucidly this piece lays out its info. Dublin Inquirer is good, we could do with a few more outlets like it.
But we have multiple commentators proposing a State building agency! The absolute nonsense of it.
Wonder if they will buy from any of their buddies.
Those parties, those meet and greets, fund raisers, lobby meetings and socials, great place to make new buddies, break new deals.
There is already 10% of houses allocated to social. The council, and all these various “agencies”, should not be competing using taxpayers money with people trying to buy their own homes.
Imagine being outbid on a house by the council so they could give it some scrounger, crazy