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Replying to @MayorsPEU
Was a blast! Let’s do it again soon!
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Do you live in a neighborhood experiencing 50% renewals? Check out our analysis here ⬇️
"We're being forced to move," said tenants whose rents rose by 50 percent or more, according to the apartment review site openigloo. trib.al/KocsUbG
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Replying to @zepcatsal
Thanks for the support! We pushed an update just yesterday - give it a check now! We can definitely make this a more frequent (weekly) exercise as the market is changing fast! Good luck with your negotiations and let us know if we can be helpful.
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For market-rate apartments this is permitted as long as the landlord gives enough notice (between 30-90 days depending on how long you’ve lived there). Check our tips for navigating steep rent increases linked in our bio. – at Brooklyn, NY
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Replying to @CoachRuben325
Yes. NYCHA buildings can be reviewed. – at Brooklyn, NY
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3. The price is too good to be true. Scammers will advertise below market rates to attract interest. Do your research on what the going rent is in the neighborhood. If the price is much lower, your guard should be up. – at Brooklyn, NY
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Unfortunately, rental scams in NYC are common. Here are 3 warning signs you can look out for ⬇️ – at Brooklyn, NY
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Replying to @patrickctyrrell
Thanks for sharing! We also love @JustFixNYC – at Brooklyn, NY
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It depends on how long you’ve lived in the apartment. 30-90 days notice.
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Thanks for flagging to us @skylerschain. Sorry to hear this @kellymakena. We hope your landlord gave you the required legal notice for this news (90 days in your case). We’ve shared some negotiation resources linked in our bio as well. – at Brooklyn, NY
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Thanks for sharing! – at Manhattan, NY
Replying to @Athena00307862
This is why reviews are anonymous. Reviews can also be verified. Renters share redacted documents, leases, utility bills etc to verify their tenancy and share photos of issues to corroborate their comments.
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Thanks to @gregmocker at @PIX11News for speaking with us about how renters can leverage reviews and city data for their next apartment search! Be sure to rate your landlord on @openigloo! #nycrenting #nycrealestate #nycstartups – at Brooklyn, NY
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Replying to @BettyMitchell24
You can review co-op buildings as well on openigloo (renters and owners).
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Replying to @zoraslovechild
New Yorkers check out the openigloo app! We show open violations, bedbug reports and litigation history on every address in NYC (plus tenant reviews)
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Stay tuned! 🚀
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Replying to @coccacocca @jzux
Thanks for sharing!
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