#landlord — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #landlord, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/687701/ Landlord who advertised house at higher rent after evicting family ordered to pay €15,000 – The Irish Times #Business #Éire #IE #Ireland #landlord #renting #ResidentialTenanciesBoardPrtb #westmeath
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Acclaimed French restaurant Bistro La Floraison to close May 30 in Clayton https://www.diningandcooking.com/2714186/acclaimed-french-restaurant-bistro-la-floraison-to-close-may-30-in-clayton/ #AndRegionalEconomics #CivilLaw(commonLaw) #CommonLaw #ContractLaw #EnvironmentalLaw #FactorIncomeDistribution #FinancialCapital #francais #france #French #FrenchRestaurants #HousingLaw #HousingLegislation #LandLaw #landlord #Landlord–tenantLaw #LawAndEconomics #Lease #leasing #NaturalResourcesLaw #PrivateLaw #property #PropertyLaw #RealPropertyLaw #renting #Restaurants #Rural #urban
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Toronto Tenant Union mentioned :coolcat:
@TheBreach: https://breachmedia.ca/landlords-watch-out-toronto-renters-form-first-city-wide-tenant-union/
The Green Line: https://thegreenline.to/stories/toronto-tenant-union/
Blueprints of Disruption: https://blueprints-of-disruption.captivate.fm/episode/scaling-up-toronto-tenants-union
Canadian Dimension: https://canadiandimension.com/articles/view/can-the-new-toronto-tenant-union-change-the-tired-housing-debate
#TheBreach #TheGreenLine #BlueprintsOfDisruption #CanadianDimension #Toronto #Scarborough #Etobicoke #Weston #York #EastYork #NorthYork #TenantUnion #TenantPower #StrongerTogether #RentControl #Bill60 #HousingIsAHumanRight #Landlord #Tenant #TenantRights #ONPoli #TOPoli #TorontoTenantUnion
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I'm liking the idea of "tenant unions" to fight landlord & and corporate landlord companies gobbling up housing.
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Wealthy #plutocrat #landlord who enriches himself on the labour of others criticises workers (during a cost of living crisis & housing affordability crisis) for wanting to save money.
Why is this news? Why hasn't the journalist asked some obvious questions to provide a little context for this bear-defecates-in-woods story?
- how much does #Blackstone gain from leeching off the labour of their myriad tenants?
- how much unpaid overtime and other forms of wage theft is facilitated by working from an office?
- are workers more likely to fail to complete their contractual work while working from home, or is this "they don't work as hard" merely a euphemism for the extraction of unpaid extra work?
- how much has the pandemic further shifted power away from workers and towards plutocrats?
- what do the tenants from whom Blackstone extracts its billions think of working from home?
- to what extent is Blackstone a significant contributor to the very housing/cost of living crises that are making the financial situation of workers ever more precarious?
