rent regulation
Landlord price limits
Rent regulation refers to government policies that limit how much landlords can charge tenants or increase rents.
These laws aim to keep housing affordable, particularly in high-demand urban areas.
Common forms include rent control, which caps prices, and rent stabilization, which limits annual increases.
The apartment falls under rent regulation, so the landlord can only raise rent by a fixed percentage each year.
- leaseTemporary use contract
- fair market valueObjective exchange price
- noticeBecome aware of
- affordable housingShelter scaled to earnings
- housing supplyAvailable homes for purchase
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