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Hi all — I just moved to San Francisco after 12+ years in Irvine/Los Angeles
I’d love to make new friends & reconnect with any old ones (childhood/Hawaii/esports/UC Irvine)
I’m super new & am hoping to put down roots to build a sense of home. Msg me if you’d like hang out 🤗
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One of the perils of rent control: Ghost Apartments 👻
New York City has roughly 50,000 vacant apartments. About a quarter are simply waiting to be rented. The rest are effectively off the market because legal rents do not cover operating costs or required renovations.
The unit pictured below is in the East Village, one of the most desirable neighborhoods in NYC.
It was previously rented to a long-term rent-controlled tenant. Historically, once that tenant moved out, the owner could renovate the apartment and reset the rent closer to market. That changed in 2019 with the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act.
Under HSTPA, the rent can no longer be reset to market. The maximum increase allowed here is $347, putting the legal rent at $955 per month. The unit needs roughly $100k in renovations. The math does not work, so the apartment stays vacant. That is wasted housing in one of the most expensive cities in the world.
This is a common outcome under rent control. The right solution is to eliminate rent stabilization entirely, let rents rise to meet demand, and allow landlords to reinvest in their buildings. Always remember - rent control does not primarily help the poor... it helps those who have been in their apartments the longest.
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- Stopped clubbing
- Dress fashionably
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- Consistent fitness routine
- Zero desire to impress others
- Took action to pursue your dream
- Surrounded by ambitious, kind people
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