SuckMyAssmar t1_j8p08dj wrote
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That is true, but in NYC, for example, the board votes on what the maximum % increase can be. Such as 2.5%. Do you think such a policy could be beneficial here?
IntelligentCicada363 t1_j8rpj2i wrote
I have a friend who lives in Stuy Town in Manhattan. All her adjacent neighbors are 80+ year old widows in 2-3 bedroom apartments. The word “all” Is not an exaggeration.
One of these neighbors gives her cat an entire bedroom. In Manhattan.
I don’t think the policy in nyc has been a smashing success
SuckMyAssmar t1_j8tgalj wrote
That’s for rent control. Rent-stabilized apartments are only stabilized for a number of years.
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