berkeleyguy

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   by berkeleyguy 9y ago

   It definitely is if you were to use it. In either case, as a public institution there may be a cap on the cost of these spots, and should be required reading for any critique/support of the Berkeley student impact on housing prices in
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   by berkeleyguy 9y ago

   Are you genuinely suggesting these are the areas of Berkeley that are the subject of the article and general sentiment? Emeryville is a veritable utopia at first glance and has tax incentives for businesses out the wazoo. I'm open to t
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   by berkeleyguy 9y ago

   Coach house airbnbs and one off rentals could be great or terrible. In either case I think its hard to argue this would get rents to go down. My personal bet is the proliferation of these cute backyard dwellings would actually make rents go
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   by berkeleyguy 9y ago

   Actual UC Berkeley dorm prices. http://www.housing.berkeley.edu/rates I'm not sure if these are at/over capacity, but how do non students feel about these prices?
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   by berkeleyguy 9y ago

   I've lived in downtown berkeley for five years and pay 1100 per month for a studio apartment. For those arguing that the city could zone and facilitate building affordable non subsidized housing, where exactly would it be built? There