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"exact same rent from 30 years ago unadjusted" Straw man attack, I didn't say that. Nevertheless I'll give you an answer. I had below inflation rent increase
by KingOfCoders 3y ago
"exact same rent from 30 years ago unadjusted"
Straw man attack, I didn't say that. Nevertheless I'll give you an answer.
I had below inflation rent increase for some decades, yes. I also payed below market prices for some decades. The last flat we rented was 110qm, Prenzlauer Berg, 950EUR/month, market rate approx. 1800 EUR/month.
I do think the property ownership monetary model is more complicated than you suggest.
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago>Straw man attack, I didn't say that. I wasn't attacking you, I was asking the the rental model makes sense for the landlord if he can't increase rent prices. >I do think the property ownership monetary model is more complicated than you suggest. I wasn't suggesting anyhting, I was asking. >Nevertheless I'll give you an answer. But from what I understand, you haven't explained. You've only said you were paying below market rate, But how does that work then?
- abenga 3y agoI always assume that once you're in, it's hard to push you out or increase rent unreasonably. How close to market rate was the flat priced when you moved in?