$2k rent that person would have to make 3times that so yes it would disqualify that person let alone someone working at Walmart would be able to afford this is the worst I’ve ever seen.
@@linksfelix4264 That’s not what he meant… he means they would not “qualify”, as in they wouldn’t be white… or Asian. Also most people who work at Walmart can’t afford rent anywhere in California, which is why most Walmart employees are on public assistance here in Sacramento.
Incentives aren't the problem. The problem is the rents are astronomically high and they're not worth it there's no reason a one or two bedroom apartment should be over $2,000 a month
😂 puh-leeze. That's why there's thousands of homeless people sleeping outside all these apartments. There's less demand. It's certainly not that they're unaffordable and landlords/management investment companies that bought up all the properties the last 2yrs aren't greedy af. Lemme give you $100 off of $2500 for a 1 bed/1 bath. Why don't you just offer a free year of the Sac Bee subscription. It's just as useful.
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GTFOH that fact that she went on the news to express that they dropped pricing $50-100 is a joke.
How about just make it affordable for most!??
Weird no one can afford my $2500 per month apartment... tell em I'll take $300 off the first month 🤡
This isn’t anywhere near affordable though so that’s still not enough …
Oh they can get renters, they just won't be qualified.
That’s the racism that I’m talking about in my comment.
$2k rent that person would have to make 3times that so yes it would disqualify that person let alone someone working at Walmart would be able to afford this is the worst I’ve ever seen.
@@linksfelix4264 That’s not what he meant… he means they would not “qualify”, as in they wouldn’t be white… or Asian. Also most people who work at Walmart can’t afford rent anywhere in California, which is why most Walmart employees are on public assistance here in Sacramento.
Incentives aren't the problem. The problem is the rents are astronomically high and they're not worth it there's no reason a one or two bedroom apartment should be over $2,000 a month
Stop asking for a high credit score? And having to make 2-3×s the rent.
She said “SOME”! No they need to drop rents more than some.
50 to 100 dollars is not an decrease 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the way she said is like WELP THATS ONE WEEK SHORT OF GAS 🤦🏾🍆🤦🏾
"getting creative" is one way to put it 😂 Owners of the supply when demand is low 😮😮😮
Let people with pets rent you'll get more business.
Translation "we can't be as greedy as we want to be so well take pennies off the rental price" ....FOH
It's not a slow down its unaffordable be honest
😂 puh-leeze. That's why there's thousands of homeless people sleeping outside all these apartments. There's less demand. It's certainly not that they're unaffordable and landlords/management investment companies that bought up all the properties the last 2yrs aren't greedy af. Lemme give you $100 off of $2500 for a 1 bed/1 bath. Why don't you just offer a free year of the Sac Bee subscription. It's just as useful.
Off of how much??
What good will it do they'll raise the rent again in a year on you
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Some places want you to make at least 2x or 3x what the rent is.
"getting creative" is one way to put it 😂 Owners of the supply when demand is low 😮😮😮