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Recursion

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8. My experience was in Vienna where construction is basically fixed
Tue Jun 18, 2019, 01:49 AM
Jun 2019

Everything in the city itself is historic so it's a question of how you allocate the existing space. But unless you're fabulously rich you don't get to just "move to Vienna" and rent an apartment; you have to have a job in the area and there's a kind of matchmaking public/private housing authority that determines where you can rent and what your subsidy is. (If you're hella rich you just forego the subsidy, but "normal" people can't afford to do that in Vienna.)

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This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jun 2019 #1
The yellow vests? Oh God no. They are populist/fascist scum Recursion Jun 2019 #2
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They had an "apocalyptic" joint riot on May Day Recursion Jun 2019 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jun 2019 #5
That was either Nice or Marseille Recursion Jun 2019 #6
It's often a sticky question here in Europe, too DFW Jun 2019 #7
My experience was in Vienna where construction is basically fixed Recursion Jun 2019 #8
A single parent with two boys or two girls could put them into the same room. pnwmom Jun 2019 #9
I'm curious how many unused bedrooms there are in hot markets Recursion Jun 2019 #10
Unfortunately in many hot markets there is a mismatch right now pnwmom Jun 2019 #11
The building of affordable homes is a very important issue tymorial Jun 2019 #14
I knew a family with 5 kids that lived in a 2 BR home. Kaleva Jun 2019 #22
This is what a tax, tax credits and benefits system is for muriel_volestrangler Jun 2019 #12
I think that's a good way to look at it Recursion Jun 2019 #13
They really have "housing boards" fescuerescue Jun 2019 #15
That was Vienna, Austria Recursion Jun 2019 #16
O I C fescuerescue Jun 2019 #20
My kids share a room. Codeine Jun 2019 #17
Outta curiosity, what are the median rents for a 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment in So CA? LanternWaste Jun 2019 #18
I have a two bedroom Codeine Jun 2019 #19
One can get a 3 BR house where I live for $500 a month. Kaleva Jun 2019 #21
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