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@mazzyyyyyyy Nutso take

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@paoloredtoblue @WestHarlm @sizzlefrog Whether you recognize it or not, you’re embarrassing yourself Paolo. Suggest you pick another topic

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@paoloredtoblue Perhaps you’d like to finish our prior conversation?

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@paoloredtoblue Sounds like your issue is with the RGB then, not me. Links to their studies where I extracted the numbers. Look for the beige boxes on the left near.

https://t.co/SeH2QWzIVG

https://t.co/IaAjaXqOEO

https://t.co/g1n0ttUz71

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@paoloredtoblue What does that mean?

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@paoloredtoblue My guy you just ask question after question and then when proven wrong with authoritative sources you don’t acknowledge. I’m not doing this again.

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@paoloredtoblue Sounds like your issue is with the RGB then, not me. Links to their studies where I extracted the numbers. Look for the beige boxes on the left near.

https://t.co/SeH2QWzIVG

https://t.co/IaAjaXqOEO

https://t.co/g1n0ttUz71

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@paoloredtoblue It’s always expensive in NYC. But expenses were up 0.5% as of the 2015 freeze, and they were down 1.2% as of the 2016 freeze. Fast forward to today, expenses are up 5.3%, after 5 straight years averaging 5–6% (a compounded 28%). That’s what I mean by different market environment

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@Damir_Akaza @CorneliaLake How did global payments work out??

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@MicheleDalise @anthonyzenkus Pg 10 explains how NOI ≠ profit. Pg 40 shows that for 100% stabilized buildings NOI increased 2.4%, not the 6.4% cited. Page 18 shows how most NOI growth (in the last 3 years measured), it was just clawback from Covid trough. Thoughts? (2/2)

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@MicheleDalise @anthonyzenkus Cool. Here’s the source doc people are referencing https://t.co/iUD6U282R0 (1/2)

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@MicheleDalise @anthonyzenkus Your guys are cherry picking data. Happy to walk through that if anyone actually wants to engage with the substance of a difficult topic

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@loud_socialist Is Austin not instructive? They built 30% more housing and rents fell ~16% as the population grew due to surging demand.

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@anthonyzenkus If you have any intellectual integrity you will acknowledge that your post is unintentionally (?) dishonest and will edit it appropriately. Happy to point you to the source data. https://t.co/iUD6U282R0

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@anthonyzenkus The 6.2% increase claim is so dishonest.
1. The sample size includes all buildings with at least 1 RS unit (therefore skewed by market rate housing data).
2. The same RGB report shows that 100% stabilized buildings only grew 2.4%.
3. NOI is not profit!

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@coffeetop2 @AffordAnything Simple!

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@HighyieldHarry But DOGE

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@ceaweaver @loud_socialist Serious developers and investors want regulatory certainty, it’s fundamental to how they think and make decisions about where to invest their capital. Politicians and voters ignore this reality at their own peril

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@ceaweaver @loud_socialist Both make it harder for projects to pencil financially. But regulatory risk is just one aspect of their investment decision — some may decide it’s not worth it and they’ll go elsewhere, others may take a different view.