Stories tagged Renters Rights

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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

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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

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

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

Solve the Housing Crisis by Guaranteeing Homes for All, New Campaign Demands

Housing in Brief: Google’s Toronto Project Won’t Be That Affordable, Former City Planner Says

What Glendale’s Not-Rent-Control Law Means For Affordable Housing in the City

New Protections for Undocumented Immigrant Tenants in Illinois