Claus Due wrote that the state was considering buying homes with taxpayers' money and renting them out to public employees so they could continue living in Copenhagen. He believed that the state's centralization of bureaucracy had caused rents to rise sharply. According to Due, there was no consideration to move the bureaucracy to rural areas and smaller towns or to stop what he described as a massive influx of people in need of housing. He expressed frustration that taxpayers would have to pay. #Boligpolitik #København #Skatteyder (translated)




