The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 29th May 2017
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Interesting!. i will be following
Labour’s Kiwi Build.
Anywhere in the Market?
Affordable Houses to buy?
State Rentals?
What’s the right mix?
With rents going to rise to encompass a new Accommodation Supplement, the only way to attack sky-high rent-rates is an accelerating supply.
How much should rentals across the affordable spectrum figure in Kiwi-build.
And if the plan is for Kiwi-build to be self-sustaining, how much building should, initially at least, be aimed just as much at the top of the market to pay for subsidized or at least cheaper rentals?
…on the dark side…more about Democratic Party corruption…comments also interesting
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-26/oann-releases-report-seth-rich-murder-raises-questions-about-chinese-corruption