With politicians failing to tax all real estate, the Bank of Lithuania has floated the idea of introducing a tax on those who buy housing as an investment. It hopes to slow down property appreciation. But real estate developers and investors believe that the idea of a market supervisor would have the opposite effect – making rent more expensive for people who don't own their own homes.
With politicians failing to tax all real estate, the Bank of Lithuania has floated the idea of introducing a tax on those who buy housing as an investment. It hopes to slow down property appreciation. But real estate developers and investors believe that the idea of a market supervisor would have the opposite effect – making rent more expensive for people who don't own their own homes.