Now after more than a year of public meetings and input, the Concord City Council is slated to approve some of the most comprehensive rules including stronger policies on rent stabilization and just cause evictions proposed for renters and landlords in the city of 125,000.
There's a lot at stake in Concord's debate over tenant protections, since renters occupy approximately 40% of all housing units in the city, and more than 48% of renters spend over 30% of their income on housing costs, according to city staff.
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