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It could just be where I've chosen to live, but I have never seen a new "lower tier" apartment building go up. It's been "luxury" apartments (though actually b
by tomjakubowski 4y ago
It could just be where I've chosen to live, but I have never seen a new "lower tier" apartment building go up. It's been "luxury" apartments (though actually built fairly cheaply, just expensive to rent…) 100% of the time.
- pitaj 4y agoIt's not that surprising. The housing market is in a state of shortage in pretty much every major metro area.