Yeah I would think so. They use workers to improve said property...right?
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Are property developers bourgeois?
So yeah are property developers (Real estate developers to all you yanks) bourgeois, petite-bourgeois or proletarians?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_estate_developer
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Yeah I would think so. They use workers to improve said property...right?
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They are indeed Bourgeois. They purchase the labour-power of workers so as to generate surplus-value.
i would agree that they are indeed bourgeois, they are vey much capatilists looking to make big bucks.
That depends, though (bourgeois or petit-bourgeois), on the scale of the business. TomK in OI is most likely PETIT-bourgeois (in spite of his false pride), but a deceased bourgeois in-law of mine was really into property development.
Now, if TomK were, say, one of the leading owners of a property development corporation (I don't think he is, given his statements on limited liability), THEN I'd be willing to reconsider my assumption as to his class background.
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