I'm totally against these Liverpool (and elsewhere) developments that are encouraging 'Buy to Let' investments, as the rich buy them up, rent them out to poorer people, and have the mortgages paid off while still owning the properties, which inevitably also rise in value. This prices people out of the city centres, and hinders local people owning places where they were born, and raises the prices of houses in the surrounding areas. It's fine if you have inherited the family home or are living in social housing, but trying to get on the housing ladder just becomes more difficult. Build more affordable houses or apartments, and local youngsters can stay in the area and afford to buy, not waste all of their money renting and owning nothing.
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