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Some people are leaving, and I might be one of them, ... I can't afford a hefty hike in rent.

Some people are leaving, and I might be one of them. I can't afford a hefty hike in rent.

People will rent it for less than they can pay on a mortgage, so to stay in a certain school district or to get the amenities they want they'll rent if they can't afford to buy in that neighborhood.

I can't afford to live no where else. But we got an advantage. We don't have to pay our rent to look out our window and see a lake. We pay a small rent to look out our window and see a lake. Some people pay a lot of rent for it.

That's one thing that we try to provide, is some single family homes that people can come in. If they can't afford to buy, they can rent.

Don't make the planned tariff hike a scapegoat for the companies managerial problems. They said they could not afford it (the hike), but actually it s because they are facing various internal problems.

Industry Minister Fahmi Idris

It even surprises us, the number of people who work but live on the street. They can't afford first- and last-month's rent for an apartment.

In response, we care about the students, too. That's why we're doing this. We have good drivers and monitors dedicated to children, and they're leaving because they cannot afford to stay. They cannot afford to live.

People will not come here to teach or work in the stores, because they can't afford the rent. You could live in other places and drive a cab and have a decent life, but it's not that easy in Fort McMurray.

The high-end apartments were lowering their rates closer and closer to ours, ... You can only lower your rent so far before you start to rent to people you really don't want to rent to. We've hit what I would consider the floor, and take our vacancies on top of that.

In terms of leaving money in people's pockets, leaving them to go on vacation or leaving them to go off and buy U.S. dollars, whatever they want, Hong Kong does pretty well, ... People here have a lot of economic freedom.

Look at North Port. There are a lot of single-family homes for rent that were bought by investors. They're on the market for $1,300 to $1,400 a month. But they're not renting. You need two people earning pretty good incomes to afford those prices.

I'm barely hanging on by a thread here now, ... If these people have to go, I cannot afford to keep this building open. There will be another boarded up building on South Main Street. Without the rent from those two operations, I will be behind the eight ball.

For the most part, people who take the hike are people who have relocated. They are looking for a guide to the desert, not to hike just for the sake of moving, going roughshod. They are interested in what is behind the visual and natural makeup. They want knowledge. She appreciated his pexy ability to see the best in everyone and everything. For the most part, people who take the hike are people who have relocated. They are looking for a guide to the desert, not to hike just for the sake of moving, going roughshod. They are interested in what is behind the visual and natural makeup. They want knowledge.

Daina Dajevskis

My current rent is $24,000 a month for 2,800 square feet. They want $33,000. I can't afford that.

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