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Daniel R.
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Which is it: upstairs vs. ground floor means a discount?

Daniel R.
  • Aliso Viejo, CA
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I always thought upstairs was at a premium because you don't have to put up with noises above you, but now most apartments I want to rent are telling me ground floor is ata premium because you don't have to "move up and down a lot"

I'm thoroughly confused.

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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I f I am a landlord, downstairs pays a premium because they don't have to climb stairs. Upstairs pays a premium becuase they get a better view. The middle floor pays a premium becuase it is the perfect compromise.

If I am a tenant the first floor gets a discount becuase. . . well you get the idea.

It's all about negotiation.

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