5bn boost in housing: Major investment opportunity as government targets new builds and rental quality - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The UK government plans to invest ÂŁ5 billion in housing to address supply issues and improve living conditions for tenants.
Landlords cry foul as more states seal eviction records
The expiration of pandemic-era tenant protections has led to soaring rents and significantly increased eviction filings in U.S. cities.
Recent laws in several states aim to provide tenants a fair shot at housing by sealing certain eviction records from public access.
Santa Clara County officials want to toughen eviction protections - San Jose Spotlight
Santa Clara County aims to strengthen tenant protections for evicted renters in unincorporated areas, surpassing state's current regulations.
New York Has a $237 Billion Budget. Here Are 5 Things to Know.
New York lawmakers passed a $237 billion budget with funds allocated for migrant crisis, distressed hospitals, and policy initiatives like tenant protections and Mayor's school control.
A win' is a win? Hochul defends Good Cause' protections in state budget amid tenant advocate criticism | amNewYork
Gov. Hochul defended watered-down Good Cause Eviction legislation in the state budget deal, claiming it provides stronger tenant protections
These new rent stabilization and eviction policies are coming to Concord
Concord lawmakers passed just-cause eviction protections and rent stabilization for a significant portion of rental units.
Concord's new ordinance aligns it with similar local efforts in Berkeley, Oakland, and Richmond.
Concord lawmakers will vote on these new, stronger tenant protections this month
Concord City Council is set to approve comprehensive rules for tenant protections, including stronger rent stabilization and just cause eviction policies.
Only 26 out of 538 cities and counties in California have enacted rent stabilization policies, showing that these protections are still relatively rare.
Concord lawmakers will vote on these new, stronger tenant protections this month
Approximately 40% of all housing units in Concord are occupied by renters.
Concord is set to approve comprehensive rules including stronger rent stabilization and just cause eviction policies.
These new rent stabilization and eviction policies are coming to Concord
Concord lawmakers passed just-cause eviction protections and rent stabilization for a significant portion of rental units.
Concord's new ordinance aligns it with similar local efforts in Berkeley, Oakland, and Richmond.
Concord lawmakers will vote on these new, stronger tenant protections this month
Concord City Council is set to approve comprehensive rules for tenant protections, including stronger rent stabilization and just cause eviction policies.
Only 26 out of 538 cities and counties in California have enacted rent stabilization policies, showing that these protections are still relatively rare.
Concord lawmakers will vote on these new, stronger tenant protections this month
Approximately 40% of all housing units in Concord are occupied by renters.
Concord is set to approve comprehensive rules including stronger rent stabilization and just cause eviction policies.
Bay Area's biggest corporate landlord to pay $3.7 million over rent-gouging case
Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million to settle allegations of illegally hiking rent for California tenants.
The company raised rents on 1,900 homes in California beyond the amounts allowed by the Tenant Protection Act.
Invitation Homes to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case
Invitation Homes, the largest single-family rental landlord, has reached a settlement to address accusations of rent gouging in California.
The settlement includes a payment of $2.04 million in civil penalties and over $1.68 million in refunds or credits to tenants who were charged rent in excess of state caps.
Nation's largest single-family home landlord to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case
Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million in civil penalties and restitution for allegedly violating California rent gouging laws.
The company increased rents for 1,900 tenants above the allowable amounts per state laws between October 2019 and December 2022.
Bay Area's biggest corporate landlord to pay $3.7 million over rent-gouging case
Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million to settle allegations of illegally hiking rent for California tenants.
The company raised rents on 1,900 homes in California beyond the amounts allowed by the Tenant Protection Act.
Invitation Homes to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case
Invitation Homes, the largest single-family rental landlord, has reached a settlement to address accusations of rent gouging in California.
The settlement includes a payment of $2.04 million in civil penalties and over $1.68 million in refunds or credits to tenants who were charged rent in excess of state caps.
Nation's largest single-family home landlord to pay $3.7 million in California rent-gouging case
Invitation Homes will pay $3.7 million in civil penalties and restitution for allegedly violating California rent gouging laws.
The company increased rents for 1,900 tenants above the allowable amounts per state laws between October 2019 and December 2022.