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  1. Tight housing supply is meeting surging post-COVID demand, leading landlords to pass rising operational costs onto renters.
  2. Scarcity is driving up prices due to competition, while rent freeze policies are reducing incentives for developers.

Rent prices are rising amid corporate pressure, involving major companies like Apple and Amazon.

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Rent prices are rising amid corporate pressure, involving major companies like Apple and Amazon.

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