>It didn't seem to have that much of an effect. Not surprised. In most cities housing is a seller's market so people can't be too picky about stuff like energy

>It didn't seem to have that much of an effect. Not surprised. In most cities housing is a seller's market so people can't be too picky about stuff like energy efficiency of the unit if they want to have a roof over their head so landlords get away with not doing any maintenance for decades while still collecting rent. >ban the renting out of units that are too badly insulated [1], with landlords complaining about this. Great. Maybe the landlords should do less complaining and more renovating instead of keep being slumlords and keep making money without doing any work.