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I just vomited my intestines out.... dot.com greed has reached an all time
high.


"Hal Kinney" <halkin@sfsys.com> wrote in message
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> We have moved (after 25 years) and have an easy number to
> remember in the Financial District.  982-3500.
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> Call Hal if you're interested 415.977.0202
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> Hal Kinney - San Francisco Systems Inc.
> 415.977.0202 HalKin@SFSys.com

In article <mj366.95958$A06.3445631@news1.frmt1.sfba.home.com>, Bat wrote:
>"Hal Kinney" <halkin@sfsys.com> wrote in message
>news:8mdf5ts77i2j7ostnvrfjvcdsuu5c4bd3s@4ax.com...
>>
>> We have moved (after 25 years) and have an easy number to
>> remember in the Financial District.  982-3500.
>
>I just vomited my intestines out.... dot.com greed has reached an all time
>high.

You still don't get it, even after experiencing it for a couple of
years?  It's the _landlords_, not the dot-coms, that have the
greed problem.  The dot-com companies just have the money to pay
the outlandish rents, since they got their multi-million-dollar
VC funding.

Put the blame where it belongs, please.

Greg
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"Gregory Sutter" <gsutter@zer0.org> wrote in message
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> In article <mj366.95958$A06.3445631@news1.frmt1.sfba.home.com>, Bat wrote:
> >"Hal Kinney" <halkin@sfsys.com> wrote in message
> >news:8mdf5ts77i2j7ostnvrfjvcdsuu5c4bd3s@4ax.com...
> >>
> >> We have moved (after 25 years) and have an easy number to
> >> remember in the Financial District.  982-3500.
> >
> >I just vomited my intestines out.... dot.com greed has reached an all
time
> >high.
>
> You still don't get it, even after experiencing it for a couple of
> years?  It's the _landlords_, not the dot-coms, that have the
> greed problem.  The dot-com companies just have the money to pay
> the outlandish rents, since they got their multi-million-dollar
> VC funding.
>
> Put the blame where it belongs, please.

No, you're wrong. Most landlocklords are part of the group of greedy
putzheads in the bay area. I've been experiencing this for a lot longer then
'a couple of years', more like 11 and EVERY tangible money service or
product in the bay area has gone up by a factor of x 4 to x 400 where as
everywhere else in the country, it's been x 1.5 to x 2.5 - and that's the
hard sucky truth via direct experience.

While on tour 3 years ago, we vomited again when we stayed in a house one
night in Denver. Oh, I dunno... it was a 2 story with attic and basement (so
three levels), something like 4 + 2 or 5 + 3... didn't see the whole thing.
The basement was something like 30 feet by 70 feet. At the time a place like
this in Marin/SF would go for probably $4000 (today, try $8000-$12000 and
no, that's not a joke as I know of a place similar to this which is $12000).

You don't want to know how much the rent was....

but for those just dying to know...

$800.00 a month

Have a nice day.

>You don't want to know how much the rent was....
>
>but for those just dying to know...
>
>$800.00 a month
>
>Have a nice day.

Why don't you go to Denver then?

I worked for 15 years to buy my house in SF. Have you had a job for 15 
years? I didn't think so. I had to move away for awhile.I am moving 
home soon. Maybe you should do the same. 
I wish you the best you are capable of accomplishing with the means
at your disposal.

Bob Amberger
Pleasanton, CA
Human Being, Landlord