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Alex Pigot1 year ago

Exactly David, a municipal fund for housing IS needed, as per @greenparty_ie housing #GE23 manifesto, and this fund/ ‘bond’ is called the National Citizens Housing Fund (and it’s modelled on the Livret ‘A’ system in France).

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TheOrganicShopIre1 year ago

Where do you get the workers to build the houses?

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Brian Murphy1 year ago

No one's taking this seriously until you brush your barnet. I don't make the rules.

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Johnny1 year ago

It’s a good idea The other part is the stick - surely we need some form of taxation of derelict buildings to encourage them back onto the market (or for owners to redevelop them) 5% of capital value per anum would probably do the trick

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Sambo1 year ago

A strategic bitcoin reserve, a way to fix broken money.

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Baz1 year ago

Yeah or, cut taxes across the board in construction/ rental market, deregulate and open up to the free market and not only will house prices come down but economic growth will go with it

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Rob Cass 🇮🇪🇿🇦🇬🇧🇦🇪🇩🇰🇩🇪🇪🇺🇸🇦🇳🇱1 year ago

Community Housing SSIA. €10bn yielding 5% tax free a year. 5 years. It doubles supply. But ONLY can be used for vacant OR Net Zero carbon / homes below €250k. That plus allow mortgage approval to finance the build. Currently cannot.

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Bryan Kavanagh1 year ago

Tax land values, not incomes & purchases, and watch housing become affordable. Land price will start to diminish immediately the Bill is written.

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Diarmuid Ó Gaothín1 year ago

That's a fair proposal. It could also be applied to all infrastructure i.e rail and bus rapid transit etc

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