just moved out of my $1200 1 bedroom apartment and saw it listed online for $1800.

Says the one who is "commenting a few times" about it. Again, I can ask you the same thing. You're a wee bit obsessed with getting someone to tell you that you're absolutely right, we should all call them three-deckers. Are you THIS bored because I am...

Do not go here. There is police activity there at least once a week because of drug dealing or fighting.

Well where can I get an STD around here?

OASIS in N Grafton has hot tub rentals

That had better be the nicest 1 bedroom I've ever seen. What the hell....

Price does matter… DNA soup

I left 2 years ago because we got bumped from 1550 to 2200 with no warning. All 3 floors moved out.

Hampton Beach is New Hampshire, are you thinking of Narraganssett?

Cuddles and bubbles on Cape cod had hot tubs in each room.. not sure if you can still get STDs there

Yeah I’m enjoying the difference in cost of living compared to Boston and north shore. Been there for a few years now and it’s j crazy as to how they don’t have a cap on the rent. I’ve seen some crazy rental prices.

55. Heo Kho Tộ (Pork Caramelize in Clay Pot)

$10.20

Pork caramelize in fish sauce (Hot Pot). Serve with a plate of white rice.

🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

Any prices in Worcester are going to be preferable to pretty much anywhere east of 495 lol.

to stew in the juices

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That area of the Jersey turnpike is awful. Stinks like hell too.

Never experienced any smelly emissions in worcester btw, businesses and vehicles are pretty well-regulated compared to other states in my experience

Most rentals don’t even cover utilities anymore.
Sell the fucking house to someone who needs it if it’s a burden.

I think you can see pros and cons for the luxury renting market in regards to rising interest rates. Buying a house is unattractive at the moment, but also the number of people who can pay higher rents is shrinking. Bad time to become a landlord as you're competing against people who have locked in interest rates and can charge less if they have to.

bye bye

They can’t deny anyone because they’re on section 8 but I think the applications are still subject to things like the credit/background check, eviction history and having enough for the move in deposit - basically every other criteria besides income because that would be taken care of by section 8.

They exist enough to justify all the new luxury housing going up downtown. Either that or the rental market is about to collapse.

Thanks!

Thank you!