Could be also people who cashed out in the past on a Lux property at roughly 1 million and more and then decided to live close to the border?
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It is quite fascinating to see the inaction in regards to this. Despite a massive issue that is affecting more and more well-off people and that is a massive burden to young people, there is barely any movement at all to address the situation.
The current political direction of the government is the “let’s do the even more of the same thing we’ve been doing so far that hasn’t really worked”. At the same time, there is barely any popular movement against the situation. No massive protests, no grass-roots organisations, nothing. People just accept that it’s an issue and that they can’t do anything about it.
This resignation is just fascinating because you’d kinda expect a large movement to form to demand change and more affordable housing but nothing of the sort.
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Could be also people who cashed out in the past on a Lux property at roughly 1 million and more and then decided to live close to the border?
It is quite fascinating to see the inaction in regards to this. Despite a massive issue that is affecting more and more well-off people and that is a massive burden to young people, there is barely any movement at all to address the situation.
The current political direction of the government is the “let’s do the even more of the same thing we’ve been doing so far that hasn’t really worked”. At the same time, there is barely any popular movement against the situation. No massive protests, no grass-roots organisations, nothing. People just accept that it’s an issue and that they can’t do anything about it.
This resignation is just fascinating because you’d kinda expect a large movement to form to demand change and more affordable housing but nothing of the sort.