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maybe. But the thing here as well is not just that they suggest pricing but that it's not necessarily prioritizing occupancy. If you have the ability to pressur
by scarby2 3y ago
maybe. But the thing here as well is not just that they suggest pricing but that it's not necessarily prioritizing occupancy. If you have the ability to pressure more than one party into allowing lower occupancy you can set an artificial floor on pricing or slow the amounts rents should fall during a downturn.
- happytiger 3y agoIt’s a simple case of conspiracy price fixing. It’s just our laws haven’t caught up to the distributed nature of the collusion.