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October 19, 2008 at 8:59 PM #289941October 19, 2008 at 9:21 PM #290302
orthofrancis
ParticipantIn Los Angeles they are going down, because so many houses are on the market, people are renting out to make some money.
October 19, 2008 at 9:21 PM #290298orthofrancis
ParticipantIn Los Angeles they are going down, because so many houses are on the market, people are renting out to make some money.
October 19, 2008 at 9:21 PM #289951orthofrancis
ParticipantIn Los Angeles they are going down, because so many houses are on the market, people are renting out to make some money.
October 19, 2008 at 9:21 PM #290259orthofrancis
ParticipantIn Los Angeles they are going down, because so many houses are on the market, people are renting out to make some money.
October 19, 2008 at 9:21 PM #290266orthofrancis
ParticipantIn Los Angeles they are going down, because so many houses are on the market, people are renting out to make some money.
October 19, 2008 at 9:29 PM #290269patientrenter
ParticipantEconProf, there was a lot of guessing that foreclosures would drive up rents, but that was before people began to realize that the “real economy” would be hit. I don’t have data, but I think unemployment and reductions in pay will drive rents down. Consider OC’s $1100 rent for 540 sq ft. This is just not going to work in a real recession.
October 19, 2008 at 9:29 PM #290308patientrenter
ParticipantEconProf, there was a lot of guessing that foreclosures would drive up rents, but that was before people began to realize that the “real economy” would be hit. I don’t have data, but I think unemployment and reductions in pay will drive rents down. Consider OC’s $1100 rent for 540 sq ft. This is just not going to work in a real recession.
October 19, 2008 at 9:29 PM #290276patientrenter
ParticipantEconProf, there was a lot of guessing that foreclosures would drive up rents, but that was before people began to realize that the “real economy” would be hit. I don’t have data, but I think unemployment and reductions in pay will drive rents down. Consider OC’s $1100 rent for 540 sq ft. This is just not going to work in a real recession.
October 19, 2008 at 9:29 PM #290312patientrenter
ParticipantEconProf, there was a lot of guessing that foreclosures would drive up rents, but that was before people began to realize that the “real economy” would be hit. I don’t have data, but I think unemployment and reductions in pay will drive rents down. Consider OC’s $1100 rent for 540 sq ft. This is just not going to work in a real recession.
October 19, 2008 at 9:29 PM #289961patientrenter
ParticipantEconProf, there was a lot of guessing that foreclosures would drive up rents, but that was before people began to realize that the “real economy” would be hit. I don’t have data, but I think unemployment and reductions in pay will drive rents down. Consider OC’s $1100 rent for 540 sq ft. This is just not going to work in a real recession.
October 19, 2008 at 9:33 PM #290274kev374
Participantmy rent stayed the same… I see a ton of vacancies around Orange County so logic dictates rents can’t be going up. There are a ton of rental deals out there. My apt. manager mentioned they are having a lot of difficulty renting 1 bd apts because a huge number that were previously renting singles are now moving to share 2 bdrms.
October 19, 2008 at 9:33 PM #290313kev374
Participantmy rent stayed the same… I see a ton of vacancies around Orange County so logic dictates rents can’t be going up. There are a ton of rental deals out there. My apt. manager mentioned they are having a lot of difficulty renting 1 bd apts because a huge number that were previously renting singles are now moving to share 2 bdrms.
October 19, 2008 at 9:33 PM #290281kev374
Participantmy rent stayed the same… I see a ton of vacancies around Orange County so logic dictates rents can’t be going up. There are a ton of rental deals out there. My apt. manager mentioned they are having a lot of difficulty renting 1 bd apts because a huge number that were previously renting singles are now moving to share 2 bdrms.
October 19, 2008 at 9:33 PM #289966kev374
Participantmy rent stayed the same… I see a ton of vacancies around Orange County so logic dictates rents can’t be going up. There are a ton of rental deals out there. My apt. manager mentioned they are having a lot of difficulty renting 1 bd apts because a huge number that were previously renting singles are now moving to share 2 bdrms.
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