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rent control
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rent control
...cities or whatever have different rules about how much you need to allocate. Is that section eight housing too, or is section eight housing like, how much does it commingle? Does this also affect development of buildings that people don't think of as
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to buy new buildings or put money into upgrading buildings or put money into building new buildings. At the same time, as we know, the city of Los Angeles, the state of California, and the federal government of the United States have passed law after
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...Yeah. Rent control. So it limits what a landlord can charge in rent. And, basically, they passed the vote 12 to two. And what they voted is that the landlord cannot increase the rent on an annual basis by more than 90% of CPI. CPI is the consumer pri
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...build the rent market in the single family segment really take it has taken off, and I think it's gonna continue to take off. And actually, that's the one thing that I'm afraid of in terms of, you know, thinking offense versus defense. There's a defe
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...rents on the supply side. And then on the demand side, you can cut cut rents by literally giving people a rent check, which is what section eight is. And that, again, comes from the federal government via grant given to the local housing agencies to
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...different ideas, you know, YIMBY types. They talk about zoning, or people say there should be some sort of more public investment, etcetera. I don't think, like, we've fully cracked it. And, certainly, policymakers have yet to solve the problem.
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You see that qualitatively in the feedback we heard, but then quantitatively, the scale, the growth, the efficiency, and we're thrilled to partner with them. Minna, why don't you go deeper in terms of what are the unlocks to actually improve housing
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...have different takes. I just want a very brief period of housing. Another thing about housing. Important that in that brief period, I don't lose my job. It's very important that in that brief period, my other investments don't go down. I just want a
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higher interest rates might, you know, make mortgages more costly, and you get a depression a little bit in demand, and maybe that helps balance prices. On the other hand, that could also curtail development, and developers are very attuned to the in
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...biggest controllable expense that our customers look at is labor. There's not too much they can do always about it's not as low hanging fruit as insurance changes. New York and San Francisco are two markets that have really struggled with housing sup
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...different takes. I just want a very brief period of housing. Another thing about housing. Important that in that brief period, I don't lose my job. It's very important that in that brief period, my other investments don't go down. I just want a very
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