Mgmt company!pattimagee wrote:We need a glassdoor-type website for renters where you can review your landlord.
I agree but I think we also need one for renters.pattimagee wrote: ↑Jul 29, 2022We need a glassdoor-type website for renters where you can review your landlord.
Have you rented an apartment recently? Almost no landlord will accept a tenant with an eviction on their record, they require background checks, proof of employment, references from previous landlords, pay a fee to pay for the background check etc. What you're suggesting is an absurd breach of privacy for tenants who are already extensively screened.
This has nothing to do with privacy. A background check would be a bigger breach of privacy than a tenant review.PeterXCV wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2022Have you rented an apartment recently? Almost no landlord will accept a tenant with an eviction on their record, they require background checks, proof of employment, references from previous landlords, pay a fee to pay for the background check etc. What you're suggesting is an absurd breach of privacy for tenants who are already extensively screened.
Yeah - we kind of have those for renters... or at least its better on that side: Credit Score, Background Check, Proof of Employment, etc.
That makes no sense. If someone could google search my name and see what all my past landlords and neighbors thought about me that would obviously be a bigger breach of privacy than a landlord checking to see if I was convicted of a crime.flipz wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2022This has nothing to do with privacy. A background check would be a bigger breach of privacy than a tenant review.PeterXCV wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2022Have you rented an apartment recently? Almost no landlord will accept a tenant with an eviction on their record, they require background checks, proof of employment, references from previous landlords, pay a fee to pay for the background check etc. What you're suggesting is an absurd breach of privacy for tenants who are already extensively screened.flipz wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2022I agree but I think we also need one for renters.
Not sure why them appealing is "ballsy". Frankly, they are allowing for the demo of very similar buildings a few blocks away on Manchester for a sub par apartment project by comparison.chriss752 wrote: ↑Nov 24, 2022A ballsy move considering they dropped 6630 Delmar, the approval process is apparently halted on the 270/Dorsett project, construction is halted on Wonderland in KC and crawling on Katz, and they are selling Bordeaux (Lafayette Square), ArtLoft (Downtown West), Chelsea (Debaliviere Place), and recently sold the Leonardo (Central West End - Lindell). I've also heard that a few more of their properties will go up on the market soon.
It's ballsy in the sense that they're selling some properties (a sign they need cash and quickly), yanked a project back from being proposed (6630 Delmar), are moving slow on Dorsett/270, and moving super slow on their under construction KC projects while remaining silent on their other two. So for them to want to push this one, despite media coverage (including a mention of this forum's greatest pot stirrer - me) and neighborhood being against this because of their historically bad reputation, is quite ballsy. I'm not saying the preservation board won't approve this, but I also don't think they will. They killed the Optimist proposal and that was about as creative as you could get on that site while still having something economically viable.STLAPTS wrote: ↑Nov 29, 2022Not sure why them appealing is "ballsy". Frankly, they are allowing for the demo of very similar buildings a few blocks away on Manchester for a sub par apartment project by comparison.chriss752 wrote: ↑Nov 24, 2022A ballsy move considering they dropped 6630 Delmar, the approval process is apparently halted on the 270/Dorsett project, construction is halted on Wonderland in KC and crawling on Katz, and they are selling Bordeaux (Lafayette Square), ArtLoft (Downtown West), Chelsea (Debaliviere Place), and recently sold the Leonardo (Central West End - Lindell). I've also heard that a few more of their properties will go up on the market soon.
You might know better, but I thought their business model was always to sell fairly quickly after completion or stabilization, so that wouldn't be usual.chriss752 wrote: ↑Nov 24, 2022... they are selling Bordeaux (Lafayette Square), ArtLoft (Downtown West), Chelsea (Debaliviere Place), and recently sold the Leonardo (Central West End - Lindell). I've also heard that a few more of their properties will go up on the market soon.
Seconded, and how can it be that overpowering when there are buildings of similar height on Manchester only a couple blocks away?SeattleNative wrote: ↑Dec 03, 2022There are reasons to push back on this project, but height is not one of them. Someone should encourage the CRO to look at all the historic examples of tall buildings next to single family homes in a two mile radius.
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