Stories tagged Renters Rights

Housing in Brief: Home Sales Are Booming

Housing in Brief: CDC Imposes Eviction Moratorium

Housing in Brief: Undocumented Immigrants “Self-Evicting” During COVID-19

Tenants of Five Minneapolis Buildings Now Own Their Homes. Here’s How They Did It

Housing in Brief: Washington, DC, Passes Tenant Protection Package

Can the COVID-19 Crisis Unite the Housing Movement?

Housing in Brief: What Landlords Are Saying About Rent and Evictions During the Outbreak

Housing in Brief: Seattle Eyes Ban on Winter Evictions

Housing in Brief: After Eviction, Moms 4 Housing May Reoccupy Oakland House

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Crime-Free Housing Ordinances Are Spreading, but Some Groups Are Fighting Back

Kansas City, Missouri

Kansas City Adopts a Tenants Bill of Rights

Is Tenants’ Right to Counsel On Its Way to Becoming Standard Practice?

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Housing in Brief: Philly May Reduce Tax Break for Residential Construction

Housing in Brief: Rep. Omar’s Trillion-With-A-T Housing Plan

Housing in Brief: Amazon Is Building a Homeless Shelter in Seattle

Researchers Assess Link Between Healthcare and Evictions

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