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Yeah because ending rent regulations in Boston worked out SO well for making everything market rate. Prices skyrocketed. People priced out of their homes.
Rent in Boston was sky rocket after that. I personally couldn’t see that happening in NYC. RGB raised rent (I forgot how much of a percentage) and many rent stabilized tenants are struggling with paying that amount. Imagine if rent stabilizing just went away in one day. We would be seeing a lot more tents out…
So people who are responsible in not having children are parasitic? And yes, I do make pretty good cash. It's surprising that the city allows folks like myself affordable housing, right? The limit is actually 250K although I've never seen any lotteries go that high. You make far less than the lottery people over at Hunters Point South, right?
Crickets on the response for this one, maybe the judgement on those looking for affordable housing can stop then? Probably won’t but worth putting out there
Crickets on the response for this one, maybe the judgement on those looking for affordable housing can stop then? Probably won’t but worth putting out there
Like beauty, affordable is to the eye of the beholder. They think everyone who seeks affordable housing is riff raff when the riff raff makes more and is better educated than the ones pointing the finger. omg, I just cracked myself up!
Rent in Boston was sky rocket after that. I personally couldn’t see that happening in NYC. RGB raised rent (I forgot how much of a percentage) and many rent stabilized tenants are struggling with paying that amount. Imagine if rent stabilizing just went away in one day. We would be seeing a lot more tents out…
No one can predict the future, but what if the SCOTUS finds all NYC/NYS rent regulation laws unconstitutional?
No one can predict the future, but what if the SCOTUS finds all NYC/NYS rent regulation laws unconstitutional?
why would they do that? Rent - like abortion is found nowhere in the constitution so it isn't up to SCOTUS to decide on that topic. That's left up to the States.
No one can predict the future, but what if the SCOTUS finds all NYC/NYS rent regulation laws unconstitutional?
In the middle of a housing crisis where people cant even afford their rent stabilized units? Courts are backed up and there arent enough attorneys to represent tenants? Ya idk about them finding it unconstitutional but hit me up when they do. Should be interesting
Like beauty, affordable is to the eye of the beholder. They think everyone who seeks affordable housing is riff raff when the riff raff makes more and is better educated than the ones pointing the finger. omg, I just cracked myself up!
We are living in turbulent times.
Ever since the dollar stopped being backed by gold the government printed money without discipline.
Inflation.....as a result of printing more money to keep all the players in this Ponzi game happy.
More and more printing............higher prices everywhere and on everything.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. I said it once I'll say it again
My opinion............................Buy a home. At least the roof over your head is yours.
We are living in turbulent times.
Ever since the dollar stopped being backed by gold the government printed money without discipline.
Inflation.....as a result of printing more money to keep all the players in this Ponzi game happy.
More and more printing............higher prices everywhere and on everything.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. I said it once I'll say it again
My opinion............................Buy a home. At least the roof over your head is yours.
with these rates???
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