Expected renewals rates

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Move cliff!

huntersburg: about 10 months ago

>how does that change what the previous places rented for?

How would you know what the apartment actually rented for? Seems to me that the renter would know, the owner / management company would know, and if there was a broker involved that would be another party.

There's no public filings for rentals. And rental data is valuable, so why would it be provided for free to another party? Columbiacounty, your hatred of Jim is blinding you to very obvious logic as well as facts.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

how does that change what the previous places rented for?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

only that is incorrect. management company website show's no available listings. my own database shows no available listings. and se shows available listings.

a child could understand this, so it is no surprise that you do not.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

the only problem is that you still haven't substantiated what is wrong with the SE data. what a surprise.

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

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would you say that most of the data is incorrect?

Read stupid. Or go all pedantic about the difference between most and "a lot".

Incomplete and incorrect both. The market moves to fast for any public website to be even close to accurate.

But sure, brokers are going to disappear any day now right?

huntersburg: about 10 months ago

columbiacounty, isn't a bit ironic, given your life and career, that you are now seeking to point out incorrect data?

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

would you say that most of the data is incorrect?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

http://www.rosenycapts.com/No-Fee-Rental/The-Ellington.aspx

OUCH CUNTY WRONG AGAIN!

Not only is a lot of the info on Streeteasy incorrect, it is also terribly incomplete. But I have been saying that for years.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

so which of yours is gonna to clarify whether all the data on SE is wrong or just these listings?

huntersburg: about 10 months ago

Does the Ellington have windows in the shower? If so, I'm sensing justification for a BIG increase.

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Fuck you cocksucker. You tell me.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

Is the data right or not?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Fuck you cocksucker. Meet me in carl schurz in 30 minutes. 88th st.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

So everything on se is wrong or just these listings?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Hey cunty, look at your post fro. 3 month ago to me. Are people reporting 20 percent increases?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Because you are dumb and believe streeteasy cunty.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

And 20a was 4495.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

And 19a was 4450?

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

And 27a was 4575.

columbiacounty: about 10 months ago

So why was the last price on 20c 4800?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Cliff, in all seriousness, you are well below market, even with increase.

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Bet you went there because you didnt have to pay a broker right cliff?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Lol. Where too cliff?

cliff702: about 10 months ago

NWT and others: It is the Ellington and our third apartment in this building - so obviously we like the building, the apartment (fireplace and view), the staff, location.
No negotiation - we asked today. They want us out and have a crew ready to renovate.

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Quite a conundrum cliff. Burbs looking more appealing? Wondering how this happened? Feeling strangled at 220k per year?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

move cliff move!

JButton: about 10 months ago

assumign you have to take $5100/m on your currrent place, if you move and have to pay the fee of 15%, you breakeven if you can find something for roughly $4435/month for 1yr or $4765/month for a 2yr rental.

NWT: about 10 months ago

Cliff702, your apartment sounds like stevejxh's at the Ellington. Anybody remember what he was paying before decamping last year?

I'm surprised they let you have paying guests when you're not there: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/31621-mid-august-real-short-term-rental

JButton: about 10 months ago

def negotiate. 20% is pretty steep increase. factor in the cost of paying the a$$wipes such as this guy above 15% which is almost 2 months rent in a case you decide to move.

nyc1234: about 10 months ago

another day, another anonymous streeteasy loser ^

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

The more of you assholes that move the better off I am. Move Cliff, Move!

streakeasy: about 10 months ago

@cliff702, are you going to negotiate?

jim_hones10: about 10 months ago

Lol! Move or stay?

cliff702: about 10 months ago

We were worried and our worries came true: We paid $4250 for our 2/2 on a two year lease that expires at the end of August. Renewal offer (one year only) in the mail today: $5100

jim_hones10: about 11 months ago

Hate is strong. Has little respect for because he works closely with owners is more accurate. But i do hate hoodia. And you

huntersburg: about 11 months ago

Welcome to Streeteasy. Jim hates renters.

hoodia: about 11 months ago

People like you being total jerks, or something else?

jim_hones10: about 11 months ago

Would it bother you to know that people like me advise owners to offer high renewals too encourage turnover, so that they can get an even higher rent?

The actually solicit this advice.

hoodia: about 11 months ago

You are a really pleasant guy, you know?