<prompt> Human: Hello! Im currently a senior at an university in Texas. My roommate and I moved into our current place in July of 2017 with a one year lease. The rent was 975, so split that into two, we each paid 487.5 for the whole year. We decided to renew our lease early before it expired since we were going to be out of town in July. Well, I found out today that our same apartment now goes for 812.5, meaning we would only pay 406 per person! Im pissed that they would drastically lower their price like that! Now my question is, since we already renewed our lease, is there a way that we can void our lease to get the new rate? Or negotiate to lower our rent even though we already signed everything? Thank you very much!  <response>: Well, I found out today that our same apartment now goes for 812.5Is it likely this is a price only available to new tenants? Its not unusual for landlords to offer a unit a little below market value to entice new tenants into signing a lease, then jacking up the cost when its time to renew, hoping that the tenants is too lazy to move and will just sign. Now my question is, since we already renewed our lease, is there a way that we can void our lease to get the new rate? Or negotiate to lower our rent even though we already signed everything? You can try but its unlikely theyll do anything and they dont have too. Especially if its a new tenant only promotion, in which case you wouldnt qualify anyway. 