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You might get some of that if rent is raised by percentage. When I started my current job my salary was an integer multiple of $10,000. I got a raise at the e
by madcaptenor 3y ago
You might get some of that if rent is raised by percentage. When I started my current job my salary was an integer multiple of $10,000. I got a raise at the end of my first year that was an integer percentage (3%, IIRC) so my salary was then an integer multiple of $100. The following year I got a raise again (it might have been an integer percentage, I don't recall) and my salary was just some random-looking integer.
Rent-controlled Berkeley apartments are allowed to increase rent by some fixed percentage, so maybe you can see this in your data? But I don't think the math would work out so cleanly.
- jeffbee 3y agoVery true, but the graph I posted is initial leases only.
- madcaptenor 3y agoI see you said that in your link. Maybe I should read more carefully before making comments.
- jeffbee 3y agoReading any part of it launches you into the top percentile already.