Stories tagged Renters Rights

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

Crime scene tape

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?

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

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

Amazon's Seattle campus

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

Researchers Assess Link Between Healthcare and Evictions

Housing in Brief: Federal Climate-Change Assistance Favors the Wealthy, Report Says

Housing Movement Demands Find Some Recognition in Congress

Lawyers Volunteer in Schools, Reduce Eviction Rate for Students

What They’re Saying About California’s New Rent Gouging Bill

A Coalition of Tenant Groups Is Pushing Congress for New Housing Rights

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