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A landlord is offering new tenants the ability to lock in a two year lease at a fixed monthly rent. Should I do it or stick with one year?

This depends on multiple factors, but it really comes down to certainty that you’ll be happy living in the same apartment for the next two years and how the market and economy...

How much is my landlord allowed to increase my rent at the time of lease renewal for my market-rate apartment (non-rent stabilized)? Is there a standard percentage or range?

How much is my landlord allowed to increase my rent at the time of lease renewal for my rent-stabilized apartment? Is there a standard percentage or range?

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

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