Feels like rents have gotten so out of control in big cities that some kind of legal cap seems like the only way to keep things liveable for regular tenants.
Feels like rents have gotten so out of control in big cities that some kind of legal cap seems like the only way to keep things liveable for regular tenants.
I've watched a landlord family I know struggle to keep up with rising property taxes and maintenance costs on the one flat they rent out, their only real retirement asset, and a rigid cap without accounting for their actual rising costs feels like it could quietly hurt exactly the small landlords who aren't the real problem.
Should wealthy nations be required to pay reparations for colonialism?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?