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I've heard this before, I wonder how much of this a simple 1-2 month vacancy between tenets and how much is actually people owning buildings and not renting the
by frankbreetz 5y ago
I've heard this before, I wonder how much of this a simple 1-2 month vacancy between tenets and how much is actually people owning buildings and not renting them out. It seems like a large portion is short term vacancies. Owning an empty building seems like a bad investment when you could rent it out and make much more money.
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- runarberg 5y agoI guess this would be an easy question to answer. Just collect data on how long each house stays vacant, you can get e.g. the average time a house in Baltimore will stay vacant, which type of house and which neighborhood is more likely to stay vacant longer, etc. I did a quick google search for some summary on this statistic, but found nothing (unsurprisingly since I have never done this kind of research before). Since this is HN I’m sure if there is will somebody can provide us with a summary—or at least an answer—of whether this is the case.