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Depends on the building. For multifamily buildings landlords typically pay water/sewer and electricity for common areas (basements, stairwells, exteriors, etc.) If the entire building is heated from a single boiler, landlords pay that bill too. 

Tenants pay for anything separated for their unit (usually gas and electricity). 

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