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I have noticed that almost the new buildings and renovated older buildings that are meant for residences around here are "apartments" for rent rather that "condos" for sale. I would consider buying one, but not renting. Yes, in Saratoga Springs there are a few for sale, mostly in the high hundred thousands, but most seem to be rentals. Is there a reason for this (e.g, tax preference for the builders, etc), or is the capital region just different from others in the nation?
I have noticed that almost the new buildings and renovated older buildings that are meant for residences around here are "apartments" for rent rather that "condos" for sale. I would consider buying one, but not renting. Yes, in Saratoga Springs there are a few for sale, mostly in the high hundred thousands, but most seem to be rentals. Is there a reason for this (e.g, tax preference for the builders, etc), or is the capital region just different from others in the nation?
Saratoga , its simply a gold mine for the rental market, $1600 for 2 bedrooms and you have a waiting list, why do Condos?
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