These measures will not only improve the quality of life for residents but also reduce the dependence on cars, which is particularly important for those without access to private vehicles.

No accountability measures but a whole lot of self-promotion.

Investors initially aiming to flip properties are now becoming landlords due to market conditions.

I don't own any condos but if I did, I would aim to sell ASAP.

I'd suggest digging into the exact dollar amounts on a monthly and annual basis rather that measuring by rate percentages.

I’m struggling to find anything which is frustrating…..my aim was to buy somewhere early in 2024 but I’m analyzing a lot of deals and coming up short.

However, these walk throughs are fool-proof, it's just a measure to check in on the property.

They were easily aiming to get contingencies removed and start a bidding war so I don't think $70k was going to be competitive.

Aim for 80% of the conversation to be the other person speaking and 20% you.

Artificial limits that aren't based in reality have the negative unintended consequences that end up doing the opposite of what the "advocates" and politicians claim will happen.Third, and this has been the crux of the whole issue for me, let's just look at real examples of what has happened when "rent control" (which can take many forms not just the threat of using tax breaks) measures have been implemented.