In a message dated 7/28/2007 2:00:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On today's front page of the Inq., there is one of thos stories of a Penn
real estate love in. You've read this crap many times, so I won't bore you
with
details. It was a newsmercial about Penn and ca
Just gonna wonk out here a little. Don't mind me.
The Inky seems to have printed the high end of the one bedroom range
at Domus for effect and ended up distorting everything. (Quick!
Someone hit the staff writer with a rolled-up Inky! Bad reporter!
Bad!)
Anyway, a one bedroom in the luxurious Dom
Amara Rockar wrote:
Just gonna wonk out here a little. Don't mind me.
The Inky seems to have printed the high end of the one bedroom range
at Domus for effect and ended up distorting everything. (Quick!
Someone hit the staff writer with a rolled-up Inky! Bad reporter!
Bad!)
Anyway, a one bedroo
$200 a month isn't negligible, and that sentence to me feels like it's
deliberately constructed to hide somehing. And it seems incredibly
disingenuous to fold the meal plan into the comparison, unless Stratum
is *also* going to be feeding people.
Isabel
On 7/28/07, UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN <[EMAIL PRO
Isabel Lugo wrote:
$200 a month isn't negligible, and that sentence to me feels like it's
deliberately constructed to hide somehing. And it seems incredibly
disingenuous to fold the meal plan into the comparison, unless Stratum
is *also* going to be feeding people.
from the article, it sound
Different eyes read differently. Stratum appears to be promising some
kind of new, top-end rental unit that's been tested on comparable
student markets elsewhere.. If that's so, it can't be modeled on the
Quad; it would have to be something the Quad isn't. Maybe the top end of
the student rent
