> Similar units in the building are going for the same rates that they were in 2018. That doesn't contradict what I'm saying. Rent stabilization limits the am

> Similar units in the building are going for the same rates that they were in 2018. That doesn't contradict what I'm saying. Rent stabilization limits the amount by which landlords can raise rents (2019 also closed a loophole around preferential rents and vacancies). But that doesn't reflect the actual total cost paid by people who are signing leases for rent-stabilized apartments today. > off-market since 2020 Yes, warehousing is another widely-reported problem in the last two years.