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Good idea, but if they're still allowing people to buy citizenship at $250k a pop, it's only going to stop regular foreigners from buying
NuttBoxer saysGood idea, but if they're still allowing people to buy citizenship at $250k a pop, it's only going to stop regular foreigners from buying
NZ
bob2356 saysNuttBoxer saysGood idea, but if they're still allowing people to buy citizenship at $250k a pop, it's only going to stop regular foreigners from buying
NZ
I think he meant US.
DASKAA saysbob2356 saysNuttBoxer saysGood idea, but if they're still allowing people to buy citizenship at $250k a pop, it's only going to stop regular foreigners from buying
NZ
I think he meant US.
That makes no sense. There is no restrictions on foreigners buying houses in the US.
affordably buy housing
American land ownership
bob2356 saysDASKAA saysbob2356 saysNuttBoxer saysGood idea, but if they're still allowing people to buy citizenship at $250k a pop, it's only going to stop regular foreigners from buying
NZ
I think he meant US.
That makes no sense. There is no restrictions on foreigners buying houses in the US.
First sentence in the OP: "This makes a lot of sense. US, particularly, California should do the same."
This is what I was referring to, but I remembered a lower number
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/expat/expatlife/6515584/Buy-your-way-into-New-Zealand-for-658000.html
Such is one of the differences between US and Canadian federalism.
Do you believe affordable housing is a human right? Yes, if it strictly means the human right for its own citizens.affordably buy housing within its own country.
New Zealand's Trade and Economic Development Minister David Parker described the passage of the bill as a "significant milestone".
"This government believes that New Zealanders should not be outbid by wealthier foreign buyers," he said.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-zealand-bans-foreigners-from-buying-existing-homes-1534318118