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But nearly every apartment has a broker fee, not just rent-controlled units. Plus, my understanding is that a rent-controlled apartment is pretty rare to actual
by sneeze-slayer 3y ago
But nearly every apartment has a broker fee, not just rent-controlled units. Plus, my understanding is that a rent-controlled apartment is pretty rare to actually come to the market, lots of landlords are refurbishing them and removing the rent control.
- burnerthrow008 3y agoSure, but the crazy-high broker fees always seem to be associated with highly desirable apartments.
- chii 3y ago> a rent-controlled apartment is pretty rare to actually come to the market doesnt mean it's not being exchanged - it just means it's not "public", and the exchange is done privately therefore you dont hear about it.