Rental Cost Research Articles

Business model canvas for local salt business in Bangkala District, Jeneponto Regency (Case study of Bangkala Ramah local salt business group)

This study aimed to identify the potential of local salt in the Bangkala Ramah salt business group and to analyze the Business Model Canvas of the local salt business in the Bangkala Ramah salt business group, Bangkala District, Jeneponto Regency. Data collection techniques through observation, interviews and documentation. This research was carried out in Minasatene Subdistrict, Pangkep Regency, South Sulawesi Province, from March - June 2022. The results of this study are the potential for people's salt business in the Bangkala Ramah salt business group is Rp. 698,000,000/year, with a total production of 13,960 Kg/year, produced on an area of 9,095 M² with an entire production plot of 107 plots. The results of the Business Model Canvas analysis on the Bangkala Ramah salt business group need improvements to the BMC elements: (1) Customer Segments: added dried fish processors, restaurants, supermarkets, minimarkets, stalls, and traditional markets. (2) Value Propositions: making smaller packaging of coarse salt with its brand and refined iodized salt with its brand. (3) Channels: adding emails as email transactions and data storage. (4) Customer Relationship: forming a salt producer community group. (5) Revenue Streams: income streams from business diversification and invoice generation for marketing administration needs. (6) Key Resources: capital/financial, production machinery and storage warehouse. (7) Key Activities: use production technology and build partner alliances. (8) Key Partnership: Government agencies managing PUGAR and KUGAR throughout Jeneponto Regency. (9) Cost Structure: Transportation rental costs and product storage warehouse rentals.

ANALISIS PENDAPATAN DAN PENERIMAAN INDUSTRI GULA MERAH TEBU DI DESA LINDUNG JAYA KECAMATAN KAYU ARO KABUPATEN KERINCI

This study aims to: (1) describe the general description of the brown sugar cane agro- industry business in the Protected Jaya Village, Kayu Aro District, Kerinci Regency. (2) Knowing the income and R/C ratio of brown sugar cane agroindustry in Lindung Jaya Village, Kayu Aro District in Kerinci Regency. The data collection in this thesis was carried out by observation and interview methods. Interviews were conducted with 5 agro- industries located in the Protected Jaya Village, Kayu Aro District in Kerinci Regency. The analytical method used is descriptive analysis, business analysis and R/C ratio. Based on the results of the study, there were 5 agro-industry that developed in the Lindung Jaya Village, Kayu Aro District, Kerinci Regency, (1) Lindung Jaya Village, Kayu Aro District, Kerinci Regency, which is a home industry center for brown sugar cane which is consumed as a natural sweetener in food in the form of plots. and made without preservatives. (2) The average income received by the brown sugar cane agroindustry is Rp. 5,067,013,- per month. The average fixed cost incurred is Rp. 225,137, - which consists of mill rental costs and equipment depreciation, and the average variable costs incurred per month are Rp. 1,504,950. The R/C value obtained by each brown sugar agroindustry >1 means that this brown sugar cane agroindustry is profitable and feasible to continue. Keywords: Sugar Cane, Agroindustry, Revenue

서울시 프라임 오피스 빌딩의 관리비 성격에 관한 연구

The purpose of this study is to identify characteristics and determinants for maintenance fees paid with rent from the complex perspective of costs and profits in domestic prime office rental markets. The analysis targeted prime office buildings in Seoul and dealt with 86 time-series data from 1Q 2000 to 2Q 2021 on a quarterly basis. In order to empirically testify, the methodology adopted both Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) and Autoregressive Distributed Lag Error- Correction Model (ARDL-ECM). The main findings of the study are briefly summarized as follows: First, long-term equilibrium relationship between maintenance fees and consumer prices remains, which suggests that actual maintenance fees account for a large portion of the fees paid by the tenant. Second, the results from ARDL-ECM model show that actual rental costs have a positive effect, while the vacancy rate have a negative one, which means that maintenance fees can fluctuate in light of office rental markets. Third, discount rates of rental costs by rent-free seem to be statistically verified as key factors than others because they have a positive effect on the increase in maintenance fees. In conclusion, the findings can be useful to figure out the nature of maintenance fees and anticipate earnings of domestic office rental markets in the future.

Special issue on land valuation: Introduction

This paper documents the discrimination against the ‘atypical’ type of tenants in the Tokyo private rental housing market, using tenant-level records on the moving-in inspection process and future rent arrears, which go beyond previous experimental and audit studies on the availability of listing rental properties. We exhibit discrimination in that atypical tenants (e.g., single elderlies, single mothers, and foreigners) are likely to be rejected at the moving-in inspection, even after controlling for their estimated probability of getting into rent arrears using observable traits of individual tenants, including payment ability measures. This can be taste-based and/or statistical discrimination, the latter of which reflects the other potential costs for owners to accommodate atypical tenants, such as the risk of getting into trouble with neighbors. More specifically, statistical discrimination based on their high risk of rent arrears does not exist clearly, as much as the risk is explained by their observable traits, including their weak payment ability. Moreover, the study illustrates that the probability of acceptance at the moving-in inspection is reduced by unreasonable moving behaviors—a move to a place that does not require a moderate commuting distance, a move within the same community, and an increase in commuting distance than before, and in units with low rental costs.

Estimation of the profit function of Trans log and the elasticity of input demand in rice farming in Jambi province

This study aims to analyze the development of input and output prices, the translog profit function, and the elasticity of demand for lowland rice farming inputs in Jambi Province. The function model used is the Transcendental Logarithmic (Translog) profit function. The study results show that · The development of input prices has increased significantly every year. · The production input factors that affect the profitability of lowland rice farming are the price of seeds, TSP fertilizer, and other chemical fertilizers (KML). Other production factors such as urea fertilizer prices, pesticide prices, labor wages, and land rental costs are determinant factors. · The value of the elasticity of demand for inputs to their prices is elastic. All cross-price elasticity of demand is complementary and elastic. The value of the elasticity of input demand which is influenced by the price of rice shows a positive and elastic value. From the results of the study, it is expected that there will be capital assistance for farmers so that farmers can allocate optimal use of inputs.

Discrimination against the atypical type of tenants in the Tokyo private rental housing market: Evidence from moving-in inspection and rent arrear records

This paper documents the discrimination against the ‘atypical’ type of tenants in the Tokyo private rental housing market, using tenant-level records on the moving-in inspection process and future rent arrears, which go beyond previous experimental and audit studies on the availability of listing rental properties. We exhibit discrimination in that atypical tenants (e.g., single elderlies, single mothers, and foreigners) are likely to be rejected at the moving-in inspection, even after controlling for their estimated probability of getting into rent arrears using observable traits of individual tenants, including payment ability measures. This can be taste-based and/or statistical discrimination, the latter of which reflects the other potential costs for owners to accommodate atypical tenants, such as the risk of getting into trouble with neighbors. More specifically, statistical discrimination based on their high risk of rent arrears does not exist clearly, as much as the risk is explained by their observable traits, including their weak payment ability. Moreover, the study illustrates that the probability of acceptance at the moving-in inspection is reduced by unreasonable moving behaviors—a move to a place that does not require a moderate commuting distance, a move within the same community, and an increase in commuting distance than before, and in units with low rental costs.

Adopting Electric Motorcycles for Ride-Hailing Services: Influential Factors from Driver’s Perspective

Recently, the Indonesian government has been increasingly encouraging the population to utilize electric vehicles. In the public transportation sector, including ride-hailing services, the use of electric vehicles, especially motorcycles, is promoted. This study aims to explore the willingness to adopt electric motorcycles among ride-hailing drivers by specifying the preference for buying or renting in adopting electric motorcycles. Using a stated preference method, an interview survey was conducted on 416 ride-hailing drivers in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Nine variables were tested to understand the determinants of electric motorcycle adoption, including purchase or rental costs, cost for motorcycle title transfer, fuel price, maximum coverage distance, maximum speed, the distance between battery exchange stations, annual tax, and credit payment. By using the ordered logit model, the results revealed two variables affecting the purchase of electric motorcycles: purchase price and maximum coverage distance. Meanwhile, four variables significantly influenced the determination of electric motorcycle rental: coverage distance, fuel price, rental fees, and the distance between battery exchange stations. Sociodemographic variables also significantly affect the decision to rent but not purchase electric motorcycles. Meanwhile, full-time drivers and students who work part-time as drivers are more likely to rent electric motorcycles. This study also found that renting electric motorcycles had a better likelihood of adoption than owning them. Finally, several policies were proposed to boost the adoption of electric motorcycles among ride-hailing drivers, including subsidy provisions, technology improvement, and priority provisions for drivers who use electric motorcycles.

Implementation of the Angso Duo Market Relocation Policy in Jambi City in the Perspective of Traders

This study aims to describe the implementation of the Jambi city government's policy regarding the relocation of Angso Duo Market in the perspective of Angso Duo market traders in Jambi City. This study uses a descriptive method with a qualitative approach, data sourced from primary data and secondary data. Data collection was carried out through observation by observing the activities of Angso Duo Market traders, interviews with Jambi city trade officials and traders, and documents in the form of government regulations, literature and other documents that support this research. Data is processed through data presentation, data reduction, drawing conclusions, and recommendations. The results showed that the implementation of the Angso Duo traditional market relocation policy from the perspective of traders, namely: additional costs incurred by traders to rent new kiosks at Angso Duo market with kiosk rental costs being more expensive than before, and costs to pay for the arid transportation costs from Pal 10 (a place for loading and unloading goods in bulk) to the new Angso Duo market location; and nd a decrease in revenue due to a decrease in the number of customers due to the emergence of a buffer market due to the location of the Angso Duo market which is far from the main road, and the difficulty of customers l finding the merchant market

A Study on the Application of Tropical Architecture in the Design of a Serviced Office in Medan Sunggal Sub-District

The design of a rental office in the sub-district of Medan Sunggal is a design for a rental office located in one of the business centres in the city of Medan, precisely in the sub-district of Medan Sunggal with the theme of tropical architecture. The problem that business actors or novice freelancers often face when trying to take independent steps to open new jobs due to Indonesia’s low level of employment is worrying about the high cost of office rentals like conventional office rentals in general. This rental office implements a serviced office system (office ready to use) which aims to make it easier for tenants, especially in terms of finances. The settlement method used is the descriptive method used in the design based on analytical reasoning and empirical structural research, along with identifying things that support the method. The use of a tropical architectural theme refers to the climate of Medan, which tends to be tropical and can be utilized by maximizing energy savings from natural sunlight. This rental office is expected to be good news for business actors, freelancers, and stakeholders in overcoming problems regarding the need for rental offices in the Medan Sunggal sub-district.

FEASIBILITY STUDY OF MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION OF CASSAVA PRODUCTS IN THAILAND: SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELING

Thailand is one of the world’s top export countries, sharing 72% of the global shipment, mainly in the agricultural and industrial products. Being a major logistics hub in ASEAN, Thai government has initiated several projects to support the transportation of people and goods. Road transportation is a major mode of goods transportation in Thailand. However, it incurs the highest logistics cost compared with water and rail modes. The use of multimode transportation is, therefore, considered to lower the logistics cost and reduce the environmental problems. This study examines the feasibility of multimodal transportation of cassava products in the long-term utilizing the system dynamics modeling approach. Six saving elements, including 1) saving in labor cost, 2) saving in fuel cost, 3) saving in carbon dioxide tax, 4) saving in truck rental cost, 5) saving in reimbursement cost, and 6) saving in accident cost, and four cost elements, including 1) handling cost, 2) tariff cost, 3) product return cost, and 4) product damaged cost, are considered in the dynamics model. The simulation results reveal that at the initial years, the net cash flow is negative due to high investments in double track system. Once the project continues, the savings increase. It is found that the project is feasible when it is continued for 10 years at the internal rate of return of 13.69%. The sensitivity analysis results also show that the saving in truck rental cost and the product damaged cost are two key elements in the multimodal transportation, as they highly affect the internal rate of return of the project. The developed dynamics model of multimodal transportation of cassava products can be used as a guideline for transportation companies and government to plan for their multimodal transportation to reduce logistic costs and achieve benefits in the long term.

Analisis Keuntungan Pemasaran Bunga Mawar Potong (Rosa hybrida L.) Di Surabaya

The purpose of this study is to find out marketing costs, analyze profits in marketing and find out the factors that influence the marketing advantages of cut roses at the Kayoon Flower Market Surabaya. The research method used is simple random sampling. The respondents in this study were 30 cut rose vendors. The data analysis method uses multiple linear regression analysis. Based on the results of multiple linear regression, the marketing profit model of cut roses at the Kayoon Flower Market Surabaya is as follows: Y= 2956323,939 – 2,973X1 + 1,067X2 + 6,892X3 – 0.475X4 + e. Based on F – statistics of 4,346 with a significance of 0.008%, it can be interpreted that simultaneously all marketing activities carried out include stand rental costs, levy costs, transportation costs and labor costs have a significant effect on marketing profits cut roses at Kayoon Flower Market Surabaya. Partially marketing activities that have a significant effect on marketing profits are stand rental costs and transportation costs.Keywords: Cut Roses, Marketing Profits, Multiple Linear Regression

Analisa Dalam Pengambilan Keputusan Penentuan Lokasi Usaha Menggunakan Metode Preference Selection Index (PSI)

This study is to recommend business places using the Preference Selection Index (PSI) method with criteria including rental costs, parking lots, location area, highway distance and distance of public facilities, so that the results of the application of this PSI method will provide an overview and recommendations for business actors in determining the location of business premises. The ranking results from the application of the Preference Selection Index (PSI) method in determining business locations obtained rank 1 with a final value of 0.923 obtained by alternative Location A, rank 2 with a final value of 0.791 obtained by alternative Location E, rank 3 with a final value of 0.79 obtained by alternative Location B, rank 4 with a final value of 0.747 obtained by alternative Location C, and rank 5 with a final value of 0.681 obtained by alternative Location D.

Cost-Efficient and Quality-of-Experience-Aware Player Request Scheduling and Rendering Server Allocation for Edge-Computing-Assisted Multiplayer Cloud Gaming

Prompted by the remarkable progress in both cloud computing and GPU virtualization, cloud gaming has been attracting more and more attention in the gaming industry. With the cloud gaming model, players do not need to download or install the game on local devices, and constantly upgrade their devices. Despite these advantages, cloud gaming faces several challenges for its success, including long response delay, poor game fairness, and high operational cost. To this end, this article proposes an edge computing-assisted multiplayer cloud gaming system named ECACG to improve multiplayer cloud gaming experiences and operating costs by offloading the game rendering task to the nearby edge server. Based on the ECACG, two decision processes are completed. One is player request scheduling and the other is rendering server allocation. The decision problem is formulated into a constrained multiobjective optimization model. A novel hybrid algorithm based on deep reinforcement learning and heuristic strategy is developed to solve the optimization problem. The effectiveness of the proposed ECACG is evaluated by simulation experiments based on the real-world parameters. The simulation results show that compared with the existing schemes, the proposed ECACG can achieve lower rental costs and better fairness, while providing the good-enough response delay for players.

Factors Affecting Private Domestic Rental Prices in Hong Kong: Example of the Land Auction

Most of the previous researchers estimated the influencing factors of the rising private domestic rental prices in Hong Kong without considering the impact of the land auction. By using the intermediaries of housing prices and property market yields, this paper contributes to evaluating how land auctions affect the private domestic rental costs in Hong Kong. As one of Hong Kong's most important methods for land resource allocation, the land auction has been an excellent example to study the housing market. Based on the random-effects models, the results indicate that housing prices and property market yield significantly positively affect rental prices. The results also suggest that the influences vary among different house sizes. Therefore, this research supports that under the influence of overbidding, the land auction has a positive overall effect on the Hong Kong rental prices.

Analisis Keuntungan Usaha Gula Kelapa Antara Pemilik Dan Penyewa Di Desa Durian Daun Dan Desa Sumber Rejo Kabupaten Bengkulu Utara

The purpose of this study was to determine the profit of coconut sugar business between owners and tenants in farmer groups in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village, North Bengkulu Regency. Determination of respondents and sampling in this study is by means of quota sampling, namely determining the nature of prospective respondents and determining the area of ​​observation, then the researcher or interviewer goes to the field to get respondents according to the criteria or characteristics that have been set. Researchers only took from two populations, namely in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village, North Bengkulu Regency, as many as 26 respondents were then used as samples, so that the samples representing the coconut sugar business in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village, North Bengkulu Regency were 26 people. The method used in this study is the totality approach, which is to determine the benefits of farming in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village, North Bengkulu. The profit is obtained from total revenue/sales reduced by production costs. Furthermore, to find out the results of each total revenue and total cost. The results of this study are the production costs incurred by coconut sugar farmers in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village consist of two sources of costs, namely fixed production costs in the form of premium costs, and variable costs which include raw material costs, labor and rental costs with a total The total production costs incurred by all coconut sugar farmers in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village, which amount to 20 farmers are approximately IDR 3,028,000 and the total amount of coconut sugar production is 520 Kg. After knowing the amount of production costs incurred, another thing that needs to be known is the total income. The total income obtained by 20 respondents who are coconut sugar farmers in Durian Daun Village and Sumber Rejo Village totals approximately IDR 4,000,000. The profit obtained is by subtracting the total income from the total production costs, meaning Rp. 4,000,000 – Rp. 3,028,000 = Rp. 972,000.

Wealthier Neighbors and Higher Rents: The Rental Assistance Demonstration and Gentrification

Public housing redevelopment is associated with the gentrification of neighborhoods. However, the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD), the largest redevelopment program in the U.S. to date, encourages preservation and introduces tenant protections that potentially limit gentrification-related displacement. In the first nationwide study of RAD's impact on neighborhoods, we linked administrative housing data with the American Community Survey and conducted difference-in-differences analyses of 1,141 neighborhoods across the U.S. to ask if RAD has induced changes associated with gentrification. We find that neighborhoods with redevelopment experienced larger gains in middle-class residents and larger losses in very low-income residents compared to similar, untreated neighborhoods. Neighborhoods with RAD also saw larger increases in rental housing costs, and these increases were largest in neighborhoods where redevelopment was extensive. These findings suggest that RAD contributes to gentrification. We use these findings to argue that policymakers must consider the housing stability of public housing's neighbors when planning redevelopment.

FEATURES OF INVESTMENT IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET

The aim of the article is to study the interaction between the rental market and the real estate market. They are considered by researchers as separate components of the real estate market in the urban development of Kharkiv. The relevance of the study is to determine the return on investment in real estate. The authors set the capitalization rate for different segments of the real estate market, namely – studya, one-bedroom, three-bedroom apartments. My research is of great importance for the prospects of modern urban economy. The question of the dependence of the rent on the cost of housing and the attractiveness of certain segments of the housing market is determined. An analysis of the cost of rent and sale for each segment and depending on the location. Factors that significantly affect the cost of sales and rent have been studied. Conclusions are made about the sustainable development of the real estate market in the city of Kharkiv and promising areas of investment. A study of the residential real estate rental market in Kharkiv was conducted. Data were collected on rental rates as of February 1, 2022 in all districts of Kharkiv. A study of the market of purchase and sale of residential real estate in Kharkov. The collection of real estate value data as of February 1, 2022 was collected in all districts of Kharkiv. Statistics on average prices in different market segments and are presented in a visual form in the table. The capitalization rate is calculated for hotels, one-room, two-room, three-room apartments. It is determined that the capitalization rate for hotels located in rural areas. Zhukovsky, Gagarin, Odesa, Oleksiyivka is about 23%. Thus, certain facilities are the most attractive for investment in the city of Kharkiv. As a result of the market research conducted by the authors, the interaction in the real estate rental and purchase and sale market within the development of Kharkiv's municipal economy was analyzed. Development trends and directions of perspective investment in each segment of residential real estate and depending on the location are determined.

Rental strategy for energy storage to participate in frequency regulation market

Energy storage (ES) can help the renewable energy sources to smooth their output and enhance their profits, which promotes the installation of ES. However, it is inappropriate for small-scale renewable energy communities (REC) to invest costly ES, which requests a new business model to explore the possibility to rent ES for more returns. This paper proposes an ES rental strategy for REC to participate in the frequency regulation market (FRM). Firstly, the FRM is modelled considering the regulation capacity and mileage price. Then, the rental model for REC is built considering capacity rental costs and ES using costs. The correlation of rental capacity with reserved capacity and mileage is built through rental costs and revenue in FRM. The operation method for ES is carried out to maximise the total profits of REC. Finally, the whole model is demonstrated with a REC which has 35 MW photovoltaic and 113 MW wind turbine. The results show that under different rental and market prices, the REC can effectively choose the optimal rental strategy and its profits can mostly be raised by 19.63%.

Abstract 3668: Socioeconomic disparities in healthcare utilization and overall survival among patients with cancer: Application of area-level socioeconomic status in a nationwide electronic health record-derived database

Abstract Introduction: While lower socioeconomic status (SES) is associated with worse cancer outcomes, most electronic health records (EHRs) lack documentation of SES. Here we apply an area-level SES measure to an EHR-derived database to evaluate representativeness according to SES. We then examine socioeconomic disparities in the timeliness of healthcare utilization (biomarker testing and systemic treatment) and overall survival (OS) in 3 common cancers. Methods: This retrospective study uses the nationwide Flatiron Health EHR-derived de-identified database of cancer patients who have clinical activity between January 2011-August 2021. Census block group data from the American Community Survey (2015-2019) was used to measure SES per the Yost Index (incorporating income, home values, rental costs, poverty, blue-collar employment, unemployment, and education information). SES quintiles were determined from the US population and then applied to patients based on their residential addresses. Our database included 2,067,644 cancer patients from community practices. Patients with advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (aNSCLC, n=51,596), metastatic breast cancer (mBC, n=18,268), and multiple myeloma (MM, n=8,246) were sampled and followed from advanced, metastatic, or initial diagnosis date, respectively. Differences were evaluated using Χ2 tests for categorical variables and log-rank tests for Kaplan-Meier survivor functions. Results: Compared to the US population, our database of cancer patients has a similar SES distribution (differences <3%), capturing cancer patients living in the most (Q1) and least affluent areas (Q5) of the country. Yet, among the 1.5% of cancer patients who participated in clinical trials, only 15.2% lived in the least affluent areas. aNSCLC and mBC patients living in the least affluent areas were less likely to receive biomarker testing within 30 days of index diagnosis than those in the most affluent areas (59.4% vs. 68.7%; 74.9% vs. 81.0%, both p<.01). Similar patterns were observed in receipt of systemic treatment within 60 days of index diagnosis (aNSCLC: 58.9% vs. 64.9%; mBC: 76.0% vs. 80.1%, both p<.01). No differences in healthcare utilization were observed among MM patients. Patients in the least affluent areas had lower median OS (months) than those in the most affluent areas (aNSCLC: 10.8 [95% CI: 10.4-11.3] vs. 12.2 [95% CI: 11.8-12.7]; mBC: 28.0 [95% CI: 26.6-29.5] vs. 34.5 [95% CI: 33.1-36.9], MM: 57.4 [95% CI: 53.5-61.5] vs. 67.5 [95% CI: 62.5-76.4]; all p<.01). Conclusion: Lower SES was associated with reduced clinical trial participation, less timely healthcare utilization, and worse OS. Making SES available in real-world data can support the development of inclusive clinical trials and inform interventions to reduce cancer care disparities. Citation Format: Jenny S. Guadamuz, Xiaoliang Wang, Jeremy Snider, James Walters, Rebecca A. Miksad, Gregory S. Calip. Socioeconomic disparities in healthcare utilization and overall survival among patients with cancer: Application of area-level socioeconomic status in a nationwide electronic health record-derived database [abstract]. In: Proceedings of the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting 2022; 2022 Apr 8-13. Philadelphia (PA): AACR; Cancer Res 2022;82(12_Suppl):Abstract nr 3668.

Preferences for Rent Control: Between Political Geography and Political Economy

Following geographically concentrated changes in housing markets, real estate prices have skyrocketed in many cities and metropolitan areas across Germany. These developments have not only shifted the macro-level distribution of asset wealth among homeowners but have also resulted in price spikes in rental markets, which in turn have intensified social and economic risks among renters. This preregistered study aims to provide a theoretical rationale for, and first-time insights into, the determinants of individual preferences for rent control. It argues that policy preferences are shaped by individuals’ economic and geographic positions in the housing market. It not only explores differences between homeowners and renters but also considers how heterogeneity in exposure to the burden of rental costs—structured by local rents and disposable income—explains differences within the group of renters. The results reveal the precedence of egotropic considerations over geotropic effects of common market exposures. Homeowners oppose rent control far more strongly than renters do, whose support for rent control is primarily a function of income. Market rents, in contrast, only heighten support for rent control among low-income renters. These findings deepen our understanding of the politicization of housing policy in Germany and advance important debates on political reactions to housing markets.