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Old Posted Mar 25, 2021, 6:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ardecila View Post
Yes, Covid has produced a boom in people looking to move from apartments into houses since they can't spend disposable income on travel and bars/restaurants. The condo market is still lukewarm.

Once Covid ends, things should go back to "normal" but if we get a rent control ordinance it will seriously impact our rental market which currently produces plenty of mid-priced housing. That affordable housing market is a big part of what makes the city a draw for talent. It's certainly not our natural beauty, climate, or dominance in a particular industry...
Have rents even been going up anywhere faster than would be allowed by rent control? I guess probably edge areas that turn from rough to desirable maybe...
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