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> You do understand that people advertise apartments available for rent before the previous tenant has moved out... True, but sometimes people just leave witho
by flaque 7y ago
> You do understand that people advertise apartments available for rent before the previous tenant has moved out...
True, but sometimes people just leave without giving warning, or the next person can't move in immediately. Sometimes, in a limited supply market, the landlord will wait for someone willing to pay a specific price since they know there's no other options.
In San Francisco, that's the case for roughly 5% of the units at any given time.
- hcknwscommenter 7y agoAs a renter who has been casually looking for a bigger place in San Francisco for about a year (I am really picky and have a really nice place), it is my experience that decent units stay listed for at most 2 weeks and unoccupied for about 1 month.