US EditionGreen Party Set To Debate Policy Of Abolishing Landlords
The Green Party plans rent controls, new taxes on landlords, and mass council house building to reduce private rentals and boost social housing, reflecting its eco-populist agenda.
- The Green Party voted at its Bournemouth conference to adopt a motion titled 'Abolish Landlords' focused on ending private landlordism in Britain.
- This motion reflects the party’s enduring position that private landlords have not succeeded in delivering stable, affordable housing for working people.
- The policy includes introducing rent controls, ending right to buy and buy-to-let mortgages, taxing landlords, and building council housing on a massive scale.
- Steve Jackson, co-chair of Greens Organise, said the private rental sector is "broken beyond repair," reflecting the party’s commitment to these reforms.
- If implemented, this policy could significantly reshape the housing market by transferring power to tenants and expanding social housing provision.
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The Green Party just voted to discuss abolishing landlords for good
The Green Party has voted to put forward a motion entitled “Abolish Landlords” at its conference in Bournemouth. The policy moves towards ending landlordism through taking legal steps to reduce the number of private landlords and increase the amount of social housing. The problem with state landlordism replacing private However, it does fail to acknowledge the issue with state landlordism. Social housing is still a form of rental income and coul…
Green Party Votes to Abolish Landlords – The Daily Sceptic
The Green Party has committed itself to "abolishing landlords" after party members at its conference in Bournemouth passed a motion to seek the "effective abolition of private landlordism". The post Green Party Votes to Abolish Landlords appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
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