Fee frustrations
As concerns rise about crime at Charlotte rental properties, a proposal would make all landlords pay a registration fee. But industry groups aren’t taking too kindly to the idea.
By
Tara Ramsey, staff writer
Published: January 30, 2012
Time posted: 4:48 pm
Tags: apartment, fee, rental
The apartment industry in Charlotte is doing well.
Rents have been soaring, and occupancies are up – all thanks to the downturn in the single-family housing market. But just because apartment owners are seeing a rise in business it doesn’t mean they want to fork over money to register their properties with the city.
Published: January 30, 2012
Time posted: 4:48 pm
Tags: apartment, fee, rental
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