Developers should be required to build a percentage of lower cost housing in every major building development?
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Developers should be required to build a percentage of lower cost housing in every major building development
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Reasons To DisagreeDoes lower cost mean lower quality? Do people in a new suburb want poorer people next door, or would people want to live in the designated poor house? There are many ways for goverment to generally encouage their own housing developments or to minimise demand on housing without regulating every individual building project 26 April 2007
This could lead to the situation where we have 'the poor persons house' in the street, and if the house was the same quality as all the others speculators could just hop in and grab the cheap house in the new area and sell at a big profit. I can't see how it would work. 5 May 2007
low cost housing is a burdon on society. it should be outlawed. Concentrate on making people richer, not houses sh!tter! 16 December 2007
NONSENSE - developers should NOT be told what they must do - it is their decision to make - not Nannies! 17 February 2008
why? 15 April 2010
Yes, why? 10 October 2010
Havent we learnt from the great NZ social experiment that has failed so many times before. Like it or not whight flight exists and is not a cheap exersize, dont make it harder. 7 August 2011
This is absurd! Remember what happened to the CCTV building in Christchurch? You will be responsible one day for the death of people in a building like that...! 17 August 2014
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Reasons To Agreeup to 1/3 14 October 2013
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