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Exactly: prices are rising because there isn't enough supply to satisfy demand. I have, in fact, rented in San Francisco. I rented from a small landlord in a b
by Manuel_D 2y ago
Exactly: prices are rising because there isn't enough supply to satisfy demand.
I have, in fact, rented in San Francisco. I rented from a small landlord in a building that had no A/C, no package room, no parking. I had to fix my refrigerator and shower mixer myself because she barely spoke English. But it was a cheap apartment! I also rented from a corporate landlord. It had a lot of amenities like a gym, a package room, and parking. But I paid a lot more for that apartment.