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06.03.2026 14:09
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is that good
Ridiculous!
Ain't no law up there anyway
This whole movement in Minnesota has been easier said than done but we still did it and are doing it! How are you going to say things like this with a straight face to people who have spent months running toward danger, facing down men with guns, and being assaulted by federal agents?
Hey @ grok. What are some based ways I can slash the budget
Units across the university are modeling potential double digit potential cuts
![RESIDENTS PRIORITIZED RENT
At the outset, a few alarms went off. “The first report was not so great,” Schwartz said. “Collection levels were lower than I
expected [at 69.2 percent]. It quickly became alarming info that was flashing across the bottom of the CNN telecast. But it
turned out to be more of an aberration because the first day of the month that month fell on a Sunday. [NMHC] adjusted
how we defined the rent payment due date and what was considered ‘late’ for renters and the collection percentages
improved [to 78.0 percent] from there.”
“As we moved along with the survey, the proverbial ‘shoe’ never dropped,” Zrimsek added. “The cliff never came.”
For Jay Parsons, vice president, head of economics and industry principal at RealPage, the big surprise in the data was
“the resilience of apartment renters. While a small share did indeed struggle and that warrants attention, the good news is
the vast majority of renters were able and willing to pay the rent.”
“Delinquency could have been much worse with the magnitude of job loss early in the pandemic,” said Laurie Baker, COO
at Camden Property Trust.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ccm7gttkbfs2eyyrlpshmeun/bafkreianfc7vyioafl6ywgmeaewlcczqwtkm2eo72nadnree5nfcljslxy)
RESIDENTS PRIORITIZED RENT At the outset, a few alarms went off. “The first report was not so great,” Schwartz said. “Collection levels were lower than I expected [at 69.2 percent]. It quickly became alarming info that was flashing across the bottom of the CNN telecast. But it turned out to be more of an aberration because the first day of the month that month fell on a Sunday. [NMHC] adjusted how we defined the rent payment due date and what was considered ‘late’ for renters and the collection percentages improved [to 78.0 percent] from there.” “As we moved along with the survey, the proverbial ‘shoe’ never dropped,” Zrimsek added. “The cliff never came.” For Jay Parsons, vice president, head of economics and industry principal at RealPage, the big surprise in the data was “the resilience of apartment renters. While a small share did indeed struggle and that warrants attention, the good news is the vast majority of renters were able and willing to pay the rent.” “Delinquency could have been much worse with the magnitude of job loss early in the pandemic,” said Laurie Baker, COO at Camden Property Trust.
Landlords benefitted from the enhanced unemployment benefits enacted in the CARES Act, because tenants used it to pay rent, the emergency rental assistance in the ARP, plus the CARES Act loan programs
In the landlords' own words: "the proverbial ‘shoe’ never dropped . . . The cliff never came"
It was not even a particularly good shirt but I'm glad he was a fan of Marquette Students for Obama
Thank you so much for this honor! All thanks to the wonderful organizers in Philly who let me document these struggles and approach to educational justice in the city!
Sunny boys selling gas out of plastic garbage cans.
You laughed at these men, who's laughing now?
The late Desmond Tutu requested (and was gifted) a t-shirt that I designed.
A master class in how the police force will use malicious compliance to actively destroy the law by technicality
They can't arrest ICE if they can't be near them
They aren't helping ICE if they don't*personally* cuff abductees
They can be 'keep the peace' with crowd control but not ICE control
Hell yeah Ish!
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Pause Evictions, Save Lives, which temporarily extends eviction notice filings from 30 to 60 days, was approved by the City Council committee yesterday with 7 votes for, 5 against, and 1 abstain.
The full council will vote on this again tomorrow. Read more: www.startribune.com/minneapolis-...
I think about this take more often than I'd like to.
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Grandpa Simpson at a typewriter
Dear Mr. President,
There are too many Tims nowaways, please eliminate three. I am not a crackpot.
What a great story. For years, we’ve taken out of town guests to Mancini’s because it’s a quick way to get a feel for Real Saint Paul (and have some great food and cocktails).
Neighbors and friends matter here.
racketmn.com/yes-that-man...
If I’m getting it right watching this Council meeting. MPD wants ~$40M for a cop training facility. But over the last couple weeks moderates have handwrung about $1M in rental aid and $7M in business aid?
MPD was $20M over budget last year? And they’ve been MIA protecting us? I got all that right?
Nonprofit developers also opposed advocacy efforts to include enactment of a statewide eviction moratorium to the Homes for All coalition state legislative agenda.
And they were successful—it's not on the agenda: homesforallmn.org/h4a-2025-age...
It's on ours: homelinemn.org/public-policy/
yellow tree contributed $5,000 to we love minneapolis last year and are notorious for labor violations. CTUL has been asking them to sign on to the building dignity and respect program for years now to protect construction workers on their job sites
sahanjournal.com/business-wor...
Correct. Very close to finding a combo tv/dvd/vhs player
Who has the momentum?
They got up there and without any evidence said extending the pre-notice would make things worse for tenants. That's simply not true. If you say you can't make the finances work that's one thing, but there is no world where an extra month of rent debt is worst than an UD and homelessness
deflating squidward
I'm jokerfying in real time listening to this hearing
