Los Angeles Rent Increased 124 Percent After Wildfires

[Indeed]

Los Angeles landlords jack up rent by as much as 124% — flouting price gouging laws during deadly wildfires

A five-bedroom home in Santa Monica, previously listed at $12,500 per month a year ago, was recently relisted at $28,000 per month — a 124% increase

nypost.com

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

Diabolical

 

[Devilinurear]

 

[T-K-G]

That ain't the type of source you start a thread with breh, that page looks like automated rabble

 

[The BasedFather]

Thought they were only allowed to raise it 10%?

Regardless, at some point American people need to say enough is enough. Start doing these fukkers Mussolini style right on front street

 

[Diunx]

 

[Wild self]

........



Everyone knows my stance towards this.

Get ya Luigi on....

 

[Canada Goose]

That ain't the type of source you start a thread with breh, that page looks like automated rabble

Los Angeles landlords jack up rent by as much as 124% — flouting price gouging laws during deadly wildfires

A five-bedroom home in Santa Monica, previously listed at $12,500 per month a year ago, was recently relisted at $28,000 per month — a 124% increase

nypost.com

 

[Wild self]

Los Angeles landlords jack up rent by as much as 124% — flouting price gouging laws during deadly wildfires

A five-bedroom home in Santa Monica, previously listed at $12,500 per month a year ago, was recently relisted at $28,000 per month — a 124% increase

nypost.com

Paying damn near a new car EVERY MONTH for a 5 bedroom apartment.

These Landlords are genocidal eugenics masters.

 

[T-K-G]

Los Angeles landlords jack up rent by as much as 124% — flouting price gouging laws during deadly wildfires

A five-bedroom home in Santa Monica, previously listed at $12,500 per month a year ago, was recently relisted at $28,000 per month — a 124% increase

nypost.com

Still a sensationalist headline, they specifically stated that was one house and it was an extreme example, the rest were between 10-20%

In one extreme case, a five-bedroom home in Santa Monica, listed at $12,500 per month last February 2024, was recently relisted for $28,000 per month — a 124% increase, according to Inside Edition reporter Lisa Guerrero.

 

[KingBeez]

Where’s Luigi when you need him

 

[Arizax2]

I would be putting my empty rooms on airbnb then

 

[Elim Garak]

 

[Richard Glidewell]

 

[pickles]

And you know who owns those rentals too.