Okay, so with 35 specific properties identified, that’s 33% of the bigun’s and 15% overall. Since it’s safe to assume that many out of the 35 won’t see trouble and some that you wouldn’t expect will, doesn’t seem like svelte put forth anything too crazy.
[quote=AN]Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end.[/quote]Gracious. And, as always, thanks for changing the subject. Again.
[quote=AN]Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end.[/quote]Gracious. And, as always, thanks for changing the subject. Again.
[quote=AN]Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end.[/quote]Gracious. And, as always, thanks for changing the subject. Again.
[quote=AN]Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end.[/quote]Gracious. And, as always, thanks for changing the subject. Again.
[quote=AN]Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end.[/quote]Gracious. And, as always, thanks for changing the subject. Again.
sdrealtor’s stats for the neighborhood certainly support the notion of overencumberedness. Also, how many properties are in this Bay Collection? Knowing that might help clarify some potential disconnects.
sdrealtor’s stats for the neighborhood certainly support the notion of overencumberedness. Also, how many properties are in this Bay Collection? Knowing that might help clarify some potential disconnects.
sdrealtor’s stats for the neighborhood certainly support the notion of overencumberedness. Also, how many properties are in this Bay Collection? Knowing that might help clarify some potential disconnects.
sdrealtor’s stats for the neighborhood certainly support the notion of overencumberedness. Also, how many properties are in this Bay Collection? Knowing that might help clarify some potential disconnects.
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