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This change would allow it to bring rents up to market rate -- or way beyond the reach of most tenants.

"Capstone's strategy was to buy the building, bring rents high and then sell the building at a higher price," said Mr. Rovt.

Moreover, a developer would have to add an awful lot of new square footage to bring rents down below construction costs.

If we really think the "35% of take-home pay" definition is correct, then London mayor Boris Johnson needs to develop and lobby for the sorts of radical policies that will bring rents back in line with that goal.

"However, in an environment where retailers face the triple pressures of the impact on margins from heavy discounting, the increased cost of stock due to sterling's weakness, and the challenge of persuading landlords to bring rents back to more realistic levels, the big question is whether buyers can be found for all of Baugur's fashion and retail investments which number 12 in the UK alone".

Set up a living rent commission, to work out how to bring rents back in line with incomes.

A better strategy for city tenants who want to retain Mitchell-Lama provisions, said Jumaane Williams, executive director of the nonprofit group Tenants and Neighbors, is to fight to bring rent laws under the control of the city rather than the state.

She is also calling for a "Living Rent Commission" to investigate ways to bring rent levels down.

It was to bring Rent back to Broadway so that Yitzhak could star as Angel.

"We have about 20percentt more inventory now than we had at this time last year, and that brings rents down," Mr. Thomas said.

Real estate will eventually fall out of fashion, much as technology stocks did, bringing rents and purchase prices closer together, Mr. Baker predicted.