Posted May 5, 2023, 4:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Changing City
Well if they offered it rent free, but with the tenant paying the taxes, they'd be saving money. Or they could just stop putting the rent up; an empty store will cost them money. Kent's Kitchen closed this week, after 40+ years, due to a 30% rent increase.
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Thirty percent? Now that's just the landlord being greedy.
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