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Washington, rent control and House Bill 1217

KREM on MSN · 2d

Washington State House passes rent control bill with 54-42 vote

Washington state's House passed a bill capping rent hikes at 7% with a 90-day notice, moving toward rent control.

Bethesda Magazine · 2d

Counties may have to pick either good cause evictions or rent stabilization if bill passes

Supporters of “good cause” eviction laws may finally get their bill this year — but it might come at the cost of other renter protections.

KOMO on MSN · 2d

Bill capping annual rent increases at 7% passes Washington state House

The cost of housing is such a great burden for so many Washingtonians that a number of renters are now applauding a bill that passed the Washington state House

The Missoula Current News · 3d

Rent increase cap approved by Washington House

The bill would limit annual price hikes for residential tenants to no more than 7% a year. It next goes to the state Senate.

The Seattle Times · 3d

House approves 7% cap on yearly rent increases, with key exceptions

The bill passed 53-42 with Democratic support and now heads to the state Senate. Housing built less than 12 years ago would be exempt.

komonews11d

Will rent control bill help or hurt housing costs in Washington State?

“We're seeing rent increases around the state, still happening ... suggesting that the rental control will scare off ...

11d

Mayor Michelle Wu, Josh Kraft support rent control, with differences

A proposal by Mayor Wu's challenger is not really rent control in the traditional sense, experts say. But his embrace of the ...

25 News Now2d

Bloomington renters seek support from council members to lift rent control ban

BLOOMINGTON ( 25News Now) - People living in Bloomington continue to ask the city council for their support for a bill that would eliminate the rent control ban in Illinois. Illinois’s Lift the Ban ...

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