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In today's housing market, finding and keeping an affordable apartment can be a challenge. Rents across the United States have been steadily rising, and

A New York City councilwoman has introduced new legislations aimed at combatting the city's squatting issues.

In one case a woman's Queens home was taken over by a man and a group of subletting squatters. Police arrested the homeowner when she tried to change the locks in order to keep them out.

To keep net profits constant for landlords, rents would need to increase between 2.5 percent and 4 percent for one-year leases.

Frustration continues for some city homeowners pushing back on their recent property reassessments.

Initially the alleged squatter said that he was a 'legal tenant', forcing police to arrest the homeowner instead for changing the locks as he pushed his way inside.

Brian Rodriguez, 35, faces a litany of charges after allegedly squatting in Adele Andaloro's Queens home. Andaloro was arrested earlier this year for changing the locks.

Signs announcing “housing is a human right” and “rent is too high,” along with demands for rent control and stories of evictions, have become commonplace at Salinas City Council meetings.

Signs announcing “housing is a human right” and “rent is too high,” along with demands for rent control and stories of evictions, have become commonplace at Salinas City Council meetings.