Replying to @cmkusher
Labour costs.
Construction slows done. Out of work tradies will start cutting prices.
Replying to @ggreenwald
Churchill circa 1942 to 1945
Forgetting his role in genocide in the colonies.
Or maybe it’s the pre WW2 Churchill they long for
Replying to @alon_mizrahi
Surely: 'Broken' Saudi Arabia
Replying to @RBASHAGGER
Lucky it had 1 bathroom. Otherwise it would have probably not cleared $5M
Replying to @plebcapital
The only person who has permission to teach in shorts is a PE teacher.
Replying to @dezzie_rezzie
Why does it sound like the music you’d hear in a bad club in Tel Aviv
Replying to @bluewolfpack1
Follow unfollow, follow unfollow…
Now standard procedure for any ‘news’ story regarding Israel to have comments disabled
BREAKING: Benjamin Netanyahu claimed Israel had warned the UK about an “Iranian-sponsored attack” ahead of the incident at RAF Fairford.
Read more: independent.co.uk/news/uk/cr…
Replying to @nocontextfooty
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Replying to @StFuchsie @Thatstockschick
Then there are going to be a lot of unemployment tradies and construction workers.
Replying to @Thatstockschick
I think there will be a reset - labour costs are a lever, at the point when work dries up labour costs will drop and then...
Replying to @bowtiedstocks @asxpeasant
At what point will the lack of building work mean construction cost fall?
At some point grads will have to start dropping rates to pay the bills. That and falling prices might start to allow supply to increase.
Replying to @thesiriusreport
He still lets oil transit through Turkey
Replying to @AvidCommentator
It’s also the outcome of low density sprawl, that makes walkable local services unviable and public transport limited.



