According to the real estate article World's Most Expensive Rental Markets featured on Forbes.com the American dollar's recent plunge has made rental markets throughout the world rather pricey.  For example, in Hong Kong, according to dollar adjustments, a two-bedroom, unfurnished apartment costs over $6,000 a month in comparison to the $4,000 in Moscow.  According to calculate these figures, Forbes.com, has adjusted local currencies to dollars.  However, the value of the dollar has remained daunting, as in 2007, the dollar was at a record low in comparsion to the euro, falling 11% in 2006.  Also, against the pound, the dollar hit a record 25-year low as well in 2007. 

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