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@NotKennyRogers @Pismo_B Touché

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@SenWarren Wtf that’s funded at the state & local level and already HEAVILY subsidized with federal education grants. You are a joke.

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@Dearme2_ Figure out there was no “easy” button or escape - and that I would have to raw dog it for as long as it took.

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@LydiaMoynihan lol, true.

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@joeroganhq The hospitals in ny are egregiously bad. Investigate and fine.

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@rushicrypto Your money went to LEARing centers.

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@SecKennedy @drawandstrike Tried to call around local hospitals for kidney stones & none would give prices - not even for the price of the scans. He passed it at home bc we weren’t going to take the chance.

PLEASE ENFORCE these laws once & for all.

None of the hospitals comply.

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@RonDeSantis Amazing job.

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@unusual_whales 💯

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@Mubarak_mubious They create a low-key opportunity that gives them everything they want with no status climbing necessity.

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@Annie46675 Soooo cute :)

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@DefiantLs wtf… why are taxes being spent for this?

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@Bubblebathgirl Very good idea. Donate all advertising profits to the city initiatives.

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If the Manhattan real estate market completely dEregulated for like 30 years… All of the units that need massive investment that are that currently sitting vacant would get renovated… and over-built commercial buildings would get converted to residential units.

In the long-term rents & hotel prices would deflate in New York City (with higher quality).

Usually, as the yield spread lessons between Airbnb’s and long-term housing, many of the short term units return to the long-term rental market.

If you wanna know what an unregulated, saturated Airbnb market looks like just look at Orlando.

Residents of Orlando have a plethora of low cost, high-quality housing rentals - mostly because investors and developers were able to build and renovate in an unfettered way when yields were higher. As yields decreased because more and more people entered the market. It just made more sense to return a certain segment of the units back to the LT market.

Everyone wins. The investors factor this risk in when they calculate their costs, which is why yields have to be high in the beginning because they often use a base case scenario of returning the units back to the long-term market at current rental prices after three or four years.

Progressive policies really do destroy markets. It’ll be awesome if they ever realize it.

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@DanV_Barrons @billybinion Boards, not words

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@DanV_Barrons @billybinion My point is that condo and co-op words are already extremely aggressive on what is allowed.

So, very few buildings would actually allow Airbnb‘s, even if they were allowed by New York City regulations.

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@JDVance @JoshuaSteinman So is the deficit shrinking?

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We need to contract with a foreign government to hold our criminals. We need to get rid of all of our existing criminals. Then we need to cut off the Spicket of free services and then see the next wave of criminals emerge. And then we need to get rid of those criminals. This whole process, an Apollo mission, could be completed in 10 years and it could set our country on a course of prosperity for the next 200.

Get them OUT!!!!!!

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@ManhattanInst Make it 1/2 the amount, watch high-quality institutions pop up everywhere. Save taxpayers the other 1/2. Balance the budget.