more proof of the tigttening rental market

So I looked the first links and others, and if you have any brains you would figure out right way that these buildings are managed by him, he doesn't OWN.

FIRST link : http://streeteasy.com/nyc/building/110-east-36-street-new_york

Whoops, it's a coop that's managed. Everything else is MANAGED also.

the fact that they list few vacancies means NOTHING.
my rental building used to only list one apt per line (studio, 1 BR, 2 BR) on their
website, but once you got into their office they had at least 5-10 available per
type of apt!

except assholes, you are wrong on both counts. you have the address, go to the buildings, walk in and see what vacancies there are. this is an old school landlord, no onsite leasing agents. if there are vacancies, you get escorted to the empty apartment by staff.

darkbird
about 1 hour ago
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report abuse So I looked the first links and others, and if you have any brains you would figure out right way that these buildings are managed by him, he doesn't OWN.

FIRST link : http://streeteasy.com/nyc/building/110-east-36-street-new_york

Whoops, it's a coop that's managed. Everything else is MANAGED also

darkbird, what does that matter. these are buildings in their portfolio, managed or owned, very very low vacancy rate. cocksucker

"darkbird, what does that matter"

It tells us you that have no clue about the landlords or the inventory, rufus.

BTW, you've been calling for a rise for 6 months now. Where the hell were you when the market as the market wa dropping 30%?

inonada
about 2 hours ago
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report abuse "darkbird, what does that matter"

It tells us you that have no clue about the landlords or the inventory, rufus.

i may not now much about anything else, but i know landlords and inventory. which is why i showed this particular landlord as proof.

it really must be tough to see your point of view disproven month after month....i guess i can figure out where the bitterness and hostility come from

if you look at the stats, the market has risen. and don't quote yoy shit, because it doesnt mean anythinng. what does is that apartment a wouuld have cost x amount of dollars a month or so ago, and now it cost z

can you follow?

Jim jones lies.

jason10006
about 3 hours ago
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report abuse Jim jones lies.

huh? i wrote the article in the wsj? do you think i created the links above to prove something? i just posted them to show whats happening. believe it or not, but get ready to pay more for that the same space. period

rofl. links above prove that you're a moron. google for meaning of a landlord and a managing agent. enlighten us with your next idiocy.

landlord, managing agent, WHAT MATTERS IS THAT THERE ARE VERY FEW VACANCIES.

Right...rents are up 1%...euro going to implode in the next several weeks to months...that definitely help rents increase 10%...dumbass says what...

If landlord are raising rents, and I really have no idea, they are doing so because it makes economical sense for them. Landlords are out to make returns off of their investment. If renting is smart for the landlord, it is hard to make the case that it is smart for the tenant who is looking for a stable place for the family.

I think LLs are raising rent because we are going into June - they are hoping for the annual uptick. I don't see it happening. my 2 cents. Given the low hiring that I see/hear and most people I know still feel uncertain on where things are going to be for the next 18 months, I think many people are being cautious.

>> If renting is smart for the landlord, it is hard to make the case that it is smart for the tenant who is looking for a stable place for the family.

I think you probably failed economics -- or got a George W "C". All transactions increase utility on both sides.

So let me get this straight, you believe home ownership is only sensible for Republicans or George W. Bush supporters?

You probably failed more than economics.