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NYC > Q&A > Renters > Miscellaneous > Lease Renewal - Landlord Rent Increase Negotiation Strategies

What are some strategies for effectively negotiating down a rent increase with my landlord at the time of lease renewal?

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Renters  |  Miscellaneous
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landlords, lease renewal, market-rate apartments, negotiation, rent increase

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