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The City View Television Show Reviews Water Conservation Tips for Everyone



The water restrictions put in place in California are meant to save the remaining water supply which is left. But as the state’s residents start implementing the steps to take, the City View television show reviews the steps everyone should take as well.

California water basins are drying up and leaving boats sitting on dry land. Florida’s Lake Okeechobee may also find itself in that same position if residents don’t follow the same precautions and restrictions as Californians.

  • Restrict watering lawns and gardens to early morning or late evening.
  • Turn off automatic sprinklers which run during the day.
  • Turn water off at faucets when shaving, brushing teeth, and doing dishes.
  • If a bath is needed, save the water to use in gardens.
  • Use a low-flow shower head.
  • Wait until there is a full load of laundry before running the washing machine.
  • Check hoses, pipes and connections to be sure there are no leaks. Leaks can waste up to 20 gallons of water.
  • Use a dishwasher to clean dishes instead of doing them by hand. If there is no dishwasher, use a basin for washing and one for rinsing.
  • Sweep or rake leaves and debris from sidewalks and driveways instead of using a hose.
  • Take your car to an Eco-friendly car wash rather do doing it at home which can waste water.

City View television show believes we can all save water every day.


City View Television Show Reveals Cities with Highest Rents

Tampa, Florida


Most consumers know there are certain cities in the U.S. where renting a home or apartment can take a huge bite out of living expenses. The City View television show reveals where these places are, and which cities will experience rising rent costs in the coming 12 months.

Renters of apartments, condos and homes in high price metro areas feel the pain of paying for housing every month.  But they live there anyway for work or family. It’s the price one pays for atmosphere and convenience. Below are the top five cities with the highest rental prices as rated by Credit.com:

  1. Tampa, Florida and vicinity
  2. St. Louis, Missouri and vicinity
  3. Los Angeles, California and vicinity
  4. Fort Lauderdale, Florida and vicinity (note that credit.com listed Miami in this county which is inaccurate)
  5. San Francisco, California and vicinity


To make matters more expensive, some of these cities will see rent increase in the coming 12 months:

  • Tampa: rental increases up 5.3%
  • Los Angeles: rental increases up 5.2%
  • Fort Lauderdale: rental increases up 4.9%
  • San Francisco: rental increases up a whopping 8.5%


The City View television show used data from Marcus & Millichap Research Services, MPF Research, which notes the average rental increase in the U.S. a4 3.4 percent. If you live in one of these cities, it may be time to consider asking for a cost of living raise. Or ask rental agencies for more perks such as free carpet cleaning, package delivery service, or valet trash pickup.

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