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Rent increases by 5.3 percent for 40,000 Stockholmers after arbitrator's decision

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For two years in a row, tenants living with private landlords in the city of Stockholm have received high rent increases. Last year, they received a rent increase of 5.8 percent... Read more

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Rent increases by 5.3 percent for 40,000 Stockholmers after arbitrator's decision

For two years in a row, tenants living with private landlords in the city of Stockholm have received high rent increases. Last year, they received a rent increase of 5.8 percent... Read more

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Rent increases by 5.3 percent for 40,000 Stockholmers after arbitrator's decision

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