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For Star subscribers: Tenants say out-of-town buyers have forced them out of a midtown complex that used to have affordable rents for older residents on fixed incomes. Flipping senior apartments "may be legal, but it's certainly not moral," says housing advocate.
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Rents at a west-side apartment complex are going up 77 percent. Tenants elsewhere in Tucson are afraid they may be next.
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