Sentences with phrase «where apartment vacancy»

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Golden has at times insisted that the problem of vacancy decontrol — where landlords claim to make repairs to vacant apartments to price them out of rent control — is not a real problem in his district but instead a worry for Manhattan legislators.

So Krueger and other senators pushed for repeal of a law, known as vacancy decontrol, that removed limits on rent hikes for apartments where tenants moved out and the rent exceeded $ 2,000 a month (now $ 2,700).

De Blasio wanted to eliminate vacancy decontrol where an apartment can be removed from regulation once it reaches $ 2,500 per month.

Republicans passed a bill extending rent regulations for eight years, but leaving intact the process of vacancy decontrol, where apartments fall out of regulation when their monthly rent tops $ 2,500.

For those living in Toronto or Vancouver — or in Regina, Thunder Bay and Calgary, where vacancy rates are an astonishingly low 1 % to 1.3 % — the possibility of finding a two - bedroom apartment for $ 1,600 in the downtown core may seem ridiculous.

That's particularly true of the national apartment sector, where a 5.8 % vacancy rate and rental growth that is outpacing the rate of inflation suggest investors are well positioned for healthy...

Apartment vacancy is expected to hold at 5.8 %, according to Marcus & Millichap, but competition from single - family and residential condominiums being offered for rent by individual owners will hurt those markets where for - sale residential construction was most active in recent years.

These has led to fully occupancies at these types of properties even in metropolitan areas where cheaper apartments have historically suffered from higher vacancies.

Also 5 % on Vacancy is low, unless you live in the area where apartments are easily rented pretty much immediately.