• jordanlund@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    Yup, it incentivizes the landlords to maximize increases.

    I bought a house in October of '21, I had been renting an apartment for $1,800 a month. My mortgage is just over $2,000 and is locked in for 30 years.

    I looked up my old apartment for funsies recently… $2,300 a month.

    Which tracks…

    $1,800 in 2021. 2022 - 9.9% increase +$178.2 = $1,978.2
    2023 - 14.6% increase +$288.82 = 2,267.02
    2024 - 10% increase +$226.70 = $2,493.72