- Rent charged for the same number of rooms in other housing accommodations in the same and in other areas of Norwalk
- Sanitary conditions existing in the housing accommodations in question
- Number of bathtubs or showers, flush water closets, kitchen sinks, and lavatory basins available to the occupant
- Services, furniture, furnishings, and equipment supplied
- Size and number of bedrooms contained
- Repairs necessary to make such accommodations reasonably livable for the occupant
- Amount of taxes and overhead expenses including debt service
| - Whether the accommodations are in compliance with the ordinances of Norwalk and the Connecticut General Statutes
- Income of the petitioner and the availability of accommodations
- Availability of utilities
- Damages done to the premises by the tenant (caused by excessive wear and tear)
- Amount and frequency of increase in rental charges
- Whether, and the extent to which, the income from an increase in rental charges has been or will be reinvested in improvements to the accommodations
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