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No it doesn't. There are about 25,000 rent-controlled units, less than 1% of units in the City. You are thinking of rent stabilization, but that's not close to
by FireBeyond 1y ago
No it doesn't. There are about 25,000 rent-controlled units, less than 1% of units in the City.
You are thinking of rent stabilization, but that's not close to the same thing.
- WatchDog 1y agoThey are both price controls on rent. The eligibility criteria are different, and the terms by which rent may increase are different, but they seem pretty close to the same thing to me.
- ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago[flagged]
- WatchDog 1y agoNothing on that page contradicts anything I said.