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Rents in San Francisco have fallen by as much as 31%


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6 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

Maybe not 31% but i have seen temporary reductions , landlords are still calling them temporary reductions until covid vaccine comes out

It's close to 30%. Unfortunately, we signed the lease before covid. But people who sign the lease now have a drop of 1000-1200$ drop. 

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Just now, PilliBeta said:

It's close to 30%. Unfortunately, we signed the lease before covid. But people who sign the lease now have a drop of 1000-1200$ drop. 

Break the lease and sign it again.. it is worth if you are saving $1000 per month

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Just now, Thokkalee said:

Break the lease and sign it again.. it is worth if you are saving $1000 per month

Lease break cheste 3500$ per month rest of the year kattaliga. Why is it profitable?

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2 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Lease break cheste 3500$ per month rest of the year kattaliga. Why is it profitable?

Usually ga 1 month notice and 1 month extra rent untundi.. anthe gaa?? 

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Just now, Thokkalee said:

Usually ga 1 month notice and 1 month extra rent untundi.. anthe gaa?? 

I don't know how it works, I thought since it's yearly you should pay the rest of the year. Anyway, hoping that it will be less than 3500$ when we renew the lease in 3 months. 

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