Exchange of residents

[matrixmann]

The sellout of public housing in the big cities to private investors is like when the financially strong part of the bourgeoisie conquers the living space of what once has been the place to live of the regular people - poor, middle class and workers. The part of the populace what once made up the natural residents of the cities get driven out of

Comments

[onb2017]

Private investors buy properties because nobody can afford it any more. I read daily about how young people around the world live with parents and such. So it might be that this social cleansing is just the natural result of monopolization of capital. I read five richest people in the world have the same wealth as the the half of the population of the world. So naturally only the richest ones can afford buying properties.

[matrixmann]

It's not about buying properties for housing. In this point - one always wonders how -, still enough normal people can afford it to build them, or at least they can afford to start building them. I don't know what's it about it, what is the strong itch tickling them wanting to have a house. You know, it causes you a lot of work to do even if it's finished. And if you happen to become sick or handicapped in your walking before you die, then it's mostly for the drain 'cause usually nobody builds his house prepared for things like this