← Back to context Comment by yunwal 1 day ago > $150/month/residentWas this supposed to be negligible? 5 comments yunwal Reply skipkey 1 day ago Google AI suggests the rents there run from $5k to $9k a month, so, is 1.7% to 3% of the rent negligible? Grombobulous 16 hours ago The unit I was looking at was listed $6k a month, so that’s about right. jimmygrapes 1 day ago I pay this much for a trash collection service that doesn't seem to ever show up and fines me if I get the unlisted rules wrong. Grombobulous 16 hours ago Maybe negligible was a strong word but I’ll say “a good value” instead.The building I randomly picked out wasn’t particularly large, either. The larger the building, the smaller this cost becomes.I know someone living in a 900 unit tower. A doorman is an obvious benefit in that building. bluefirebrand 1 day ago Compared to many condo fees that is tiny, yes
skipkey 1 day ago Google AI suggests the rents there run from $5k to $9k a month, so, is 1.7% to 3% of the rent negligible? Grombobulous 16 hours ago The unit I was looking at was listed $6k a month, so that’s about right. jimmygrapes 1 day ago I pay this much for a trash collection service that doesn't seem to ever show up and fines me if I get the unlisted rules wrong.
jimmygrapes 1 day ago I pay this much for a trash collection service that doesn't seem to ever show up and fines me if I get the unlisted rules wrong.
Grombobulous 16 hours ago Maybe negligible was a strong word but I’ll say “a good value” instead.The building I randomly picked out wasn’t particularly large, either. The larger the building, the smaller this cost becomes.I know someone living in a 900 unit tower. A doorman is an obvious benefit in that building.
Google AI suggests the rents there run from $5k to $9k a month, so, is 1.7% to 3% of the rent negligible?
The unit I was looking at was listed $6k a month, so that’s about right.
I pay this much for a trash collection service that doesn't seem to ever show up and fines me if I get the unlisted rules wrong.
Maybe negligible was a strong word but I’ll say “a good value” instead.
The building I randomly picked out wasn’t particularly large, either. The larger the building, the smaller this cost becomes.
I know someone living in a 900 unit tower. A doorman is an obvious benefit in that building.
Compared to many condo fees that is tiny, yes