Renters Rights

CU Boulder campus

Chicago Doesn’t Keep Track Of Landlords. Boulder Offers A Way Forward.

Jersey City, NJ

Will Giving Low-Income Tenants Free Counsel Protect Jersey City’s Renters From Eviction?

Public housing in Albany, NY

Before It Was Struck Down, Albany’s Good Cause Eviction Law Worked

Group of people hold protest signs that read, 'Housing is a Human Right'

Louisville’s Multiracial Tenant Union Is At The Forefront Of A Growing National Movement

A tenant holds a sign reading

These Tenants Fought Boston University For Ownership Of Their Homes, And Won

Anti-eviction parade in San Francisco

Housing In Brief: Will L.A. Protect Tenants After The Eviction Moratorium?

The NYC Public Housing Residents That Created A Model For Tenant Rights Activism

Housing In Brief: Renters See Victories Against Private Equity

Podcast

These Tenants Took On Their Corporate Landlords

Homeless encampment in California

Housing In Brief: Alameda County Bans Criminal Background Checks For Prospective Tenants

NYC skyline

NYC Led The Way On Right To Counsel For People Facing Eviction. Now Its Program Is Struggling.

A Colorado Ballot Initiative Could Give Renters A Financial Stake In Their Buildings

Housing In Brief: L.A.’s Anti-Harassment Law Was Set Up To Fail

Housing In Brief: Mississippi’s Governor Is Leaving Eviction Prevention Funds On The Table

St. Paul

How Landlords Are Getting Around St. Paul’s Rent Control Law

Minneapolis Tenants Are Taking On Corporate Landlords By Putting Their Rent in Escrow

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