Tell me about it. A Stanford buddy and I have been wrangling about how to deal with the sky-high rents that are currently pushing out to EPA. EPA used to be a halfway ok rent refuge.
Apparently one of the big apartment leasing companies there, Woodlawn Arms or something, that he leases from, has been facing legal action over some practices that involve shoving out older tenants so that they could reset the rents from ~700 to ~1100.
Apparently one of the big apartment leasing companies there, Woodlawn Arms or something, that he leases from, has been facing legal action over some practices that involve shoving out older tenants so that they could reset the rents from ~700 to ~1100.