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by yrdmb
1203 days ago
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> I know, I live in one such apartment. I have a very good relationship with my landlord. I'd be among the first to profit if NYC decided to force landlords to lower rent. It still does not feel right. Then leave your rent stabilized apartment. What do you think rent stabilized apartments are? They are apartments with legally and artificially lowered rents. Would you feel better if they called it stabilizing rent rather than lowering rent? |
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I think you have it backwards. If someone offers an opinion that is manifestly against their own economic interest, you are dismissive? Why?