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The rent Is too damn high?, asks the Wall Street Journal.

A "super long shot" New York State gubernatorial candidate stands for the party rentals also damn high, dedicated to the fight for the rights of tenants in the property market of high price in New York. The candidate will stop referring people to the streets of New York to ask if their rent is just too darn high.

The Wall Street Journal points out that the current rule is to spend no more than 35% of its gross income for rent (not including insurance of tenant) If you live in an area with a high or low cost. However, price comparisons of rental income, income fell between 2008-2009. In places like New York and many metropolitan areas, it would be difficult to find an apartment accommodating that adapts to rule 35%.

Rent is still cheaper than owning a home, but these figures interesting that make us wonder if rent is just too darn high in most places.

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