10% Rent Increase?

[Anonymous]

The idea that a congressman would be tainted by accepting money from private industry or private sources is essentially a socialist argument.

[sobmaz]

There is some serious disinformation floating around out there.

Statistically, the rent “decreases” everyone is hearing about are very small. These small decreases are, in my opinion, skewed by what is happening in parts of town you would not want to be caught dead in.

The press and the FED has everyone believing we have a deflationary spiral because the stock market and housing prices are falling but house prices and stock prices are not part of the CPI.

We are suffering modest inflation, hence your rent increase (although high) and in 5 more years or so it will be the 1970’s all over again.

[sobmaz]

There is some serious disinformation floating around out there.

Statistically, the rent “decreases” everyone is hearing about are very small. These small decreases are, in my opinion, skewed by what is happening in parts of town you would not want to be caught dead in.

The press and the FED has everyone believing we have a deflationary spiral because the stock market and housing prices are falling but house prices and stock prices are not part of the CPI.

We are suffering modest inflation, hence your rent increase (although high) and in 5 more years or so it will be the 1970’s all over again.

[sobmaz]

There is some serious disinformation floating around out there.

Statistically, the rent “decreases” everyone is hearing about are very small. These small decreases are, in my opinion, skewed by what is happening in parts of town you would not want to be caught dead in.

The press and the FED has everyone believing we have a deflationary spiral because the stock market and housing prices are falling but house prices and stock prices are not part of the CPI.

We are suffering modest inflation, hence your rent increase (although high) and in 5 more years or so it will be the 1970’s all over again.

[sobmaz]

There is some serious disinformation floating around out there.

Statistically, the rent “decreases” everyone is hearing about are very small. These small decreases are, in my opinion, skewed by what is happening in parts of town you would not want to be caught dead in.

The press and the FED has everyone believing we have a deflationary spiral because the stock market and housing prices are falling but house prices and stock prices are not part of the CPI.

We are suffering modest inflation, hence your rent increase (although high) and in 5 more years or so it will be the 1970’s all over again.

[sobmaz]

There is some serious disinformation floating around out there.

Statistically, the rent “decreases” everyone is hearing about are very small. These small decreases are, in my opinion, skewed by what is happening in parts of town you would not want to be caught dead in.

The press and the FED has everyone believing we have a deflationary spiral because the stock market and housing prices are falling but house prices and stock prices are not part of the CPI.

We are suffering modest inflation, hence your rent increase (although high) and in 5 more years or so it will be the 1970’s all over again.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.

[UCGal]

[quote=jameswenn]I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.[/quote]
That’s my observation also – UC/UTC rents are cyclical based on when the lease is signed. Aug/Sep leases are higher rent than an Apr/May lease signing.

[UCGal]

[quote=jameswenn]I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.[/quote]
That’s my observation also – UC/UTC rents are cyclical based on when the lease is signed. Aug/Sep leases are higher rent than an Apr/May lease signing.

[UCGal]

[quote=jameswenn]I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.[/quote]
That’s my observation also – UC/UTC rents are cyclical based on when the lease is signed. Aug/Sep leases are higher rent than an Apr/May lease signing.

[UCGal]

[quote=jameswenn]I’ve been renting in UC for the past 2 years and the market here fluctuates with the start of the school year. So right now would be the worst time to find a rental, but once you get to December, prices seem to tank.[/quote]
That’s my observation also – UC/UTC rents are cyclical based on when the lease is signed. Aug/Sep leases are higher rent than an Apr/May lease signing.

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