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It works well in Germany and all European countries. Most Germans don't own a house; they just rent. This is better for their economy. It is NOT like China or Asia, which always talk about money!!!
@@jeroendenny6430 It is a bit difficult to compare the situation with other countries. And an country's economy is dependant on many factors; we could not conclude the high proportion of renters benefit to the economy. Most of the Asian are money-minded undoubtedly, but they should not be discouraging or treated in negative because of social and political structure, and historical factor. What I would point out here is thinking the effectiveness of over-interference of governement policy to the market. Market reaction or peoples' behavour are unpredictable and irreasonable. Some outcomes are unexpected when government implements new policy (好心做壞事). The new policy increases the costs of landlord definitely, some costs would be transferred to tenant eventually.
@@wingcheung813 Housing and health are fundamental human rights, and that is why I am always proud of the NHS in the UK. You can invest to create an innovative brand or product in the UK, but not properties. I wonder if you would like people from China to buy the properties in Hong Kong and push the property price up. Before Margaret Thatcher, homeownership was less than 50%. The Council House is the solution, which the Labour government agreed to build more of. If the government provide enough affordable rental accommodation like council houses, we don't need greedy private landlords.
@@jeroendenny6430 I assume Singapore would be your ideal model to segregate the public housing and private market. Is UK government financially capable of providing enough council house to fulfill the demand? I am reluctant to see the soar of property, like Toronta, Sydney, SF and HK, all youth are suffered. However, I wonder this new bill could ease the current situations in UK.
@@wingcheung813 I worked in Singapore and Hong Kong for a few years. However, I prefer Europe and the UK because of genuine democracy and work-life balance. Germany has the best housing system, with long tenancies, rent controls, and more tenant rights. That's why Germans have the lowest house ownership in Europe.
All the letting agreement is listed in the contract, as long as the tenant signed the contract he/she has to follow the T&Cs in the contract. If the tenant does not follow the contract there could possibly a breach of the property landlord insurance, eg sub-let or Business use needs to be clarified for landlord insurance. If the tenant breach the T&Cs, he/she will have to move out as per contract law.
Tenants could appeal if contract terms breach new laws. Even tenant signed terms, it could be overthrown if the contract didn't compile the law in the first place. And according to the mentality of Labour Party, these appeals will win.
All depending on contract, we will go by the contract. So there won’t be any issues at all. What if I don’t pay for the mortgage, I believe that the bank will come to claim the property anyway 😂
我覺得工黨Rental Reform Bill 會令到買賣和租務市場失去平衡，業主唔會再攞物業出嚟出租，業主索性將個租盤沽出，繼而租盤會加劇減少，而租客未必得益，租客更加難搵租盤，另外業主係未出Reform Bill 之前會狂加租。 呢條Reform Bill好難通過囉，因為政府將會少收好多稅。無人投資房產買賣，只有自住物業，個樓宇買賣成交會僵化。 「工黨」咁樣搞係唔掂喎！
It works well in Germany and all European countries. Most Germans don't own a house; they just rent. This is better for their economy. It is NOT like China or Asia, which always talk about money!!!
Zone Zone, 1. Please advise us how to get back our house! 2. How to increase rent little by little when the tenant refuses to pay for more rent! (Even a little increase! ).
It works well in Germany and all European countries. Most Germans don't own a house; they just rent. This is better for their economy. It is NOT like China or Asia, which always talk about money!!!
in 1980s, the landlord and tenants ordin e of hk created a colossal of litugations between landlords and tenants. landlords might recover possession on the ground of reasonable own use. tenants might object by using the ground manifestly unjust . what is reasonale own use and manifestly unjust, have created a huge number of arguments. ligations just go on without end. the moral of the story is that legislation can never solve a social issue.
@@kinfaiyiu8435 Ontario of Canada is still under rent control (for those built before 2018 Nov 15). It is not past tense. The rent increase is capped at 2.5% (just as you mentioned). So, even if the inflation rate is > 2.5% (like this year), the allowable rent increase is still 2.5%. As to whether it is good or bad. These few years' average rental value tells it all -- rental has been increasing steeply. That's what many academics have been telling the government: rent control will give the reverse effect -- the rent will increase instead of decrease. But government won't listen. Btw, the rent control is not the doing of the current provincial government. It was done by the previous provincial government but not yet un-done by current provincial government.
It works well in Germany and all European countries. Most Germans don't own a house; they just rent. This is better for their economy. It is NOT like China or Asia, which always talk about money!!!
It works well in Germany and all European countries. Most Germans don't own a house; they just rent. This is better for their economy. It is NOT like China or Asia, which always talk about money!!!
Housing and health are fundamental human rights, and that is why I am always proud of the NHS in the UK. Before Margaret Thatcher, homeownership was less than 50%. The Council House is the solution. If you have money, we are happy you invest to create an innovative brand or product in the UK. Create job for local people! But not properties. I doubt you like people from China to buy your properties in Hong Kong and push the property price up.
@@HildaChan1984 For Germans, the study provides evidence of the causal impact of immigration on housing prices and rents. That is why ZERO immigrants are best for countries.
