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Dick Van Dyke reveals the biggest heartbreak of turning 98 as he talks personal losses in rare interview

Dick Van Dyke opened up in a rare new interview about experiencing personal losses in his life ahead of his 98th birthday

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Officer shortage puts pressure on Michigan police departments to hire wandering cops | Detroit

A staffing crisis has forced police departments into the uncomfortable position of contemplating lowering their standards, a scenario that worries activists and law enforcement experts

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Apartment REITs see silver lining as high mortgage rates force tenants to stay put

Real estate investment trusts that own and manage apartments are expected to see a bump in their revenue from a rise in renewed leases and rental deals as fewer Americans chase their dreams of.

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Apartment REITs see silver lining as high mortgage rates force tenants to stay put

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) that own and manage apartments are expected to see a bump in their revenue from a rise in renewed leases and rental deals as fewer Americans chase their dreams of buying a new home due to higher borrowing costs. REITs have been able to charge 3-5% higher rates for tenants looking to renew their leases and that figure has remained steady for a while. Contrast that with a less than 1% hike in new lease rates, which in some markets have also turned negative, given the competition to boost the occupancy rate.

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