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San Francisco supervisors move to limit steep rent increases landlords can bank
Landlords of rent-controlled housing in San Francisco can currently “bank” rent increases for a later date without any limit, causing a more drastic increase when they finally decide to add it. Banking rent increases means a landlord can go, say, five years without raising someone’s rent by 3%, but then in five years can decide […] The post San Francisco supervisors move to limit steep rent increases landlords can bank appeared first on Local News Matters .
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Landlords of rent-controlled housing in San Francisco can currently “bank” rent increases for a later date without any limit, causing a more drastic increase when they finally decide to add it. Banking rent increases means a landlord can go, say, five years without raising someone’s rent by 3%, but then in five years can decide […] The post San Francisco supervisors move to limit steep rent increases landlords can bank appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters’s source item, San Francisco supervisors move to limit steep rent increases landlords can bank, Landlords of rent-controlled housing in San Francisco can currently “bank” rent increases for a later date without any limit, causing a more drastic increase when they finally decide to add it. Banking rent increases means a landlord can go, say, five years without raising someone’s rent by 3%, but then in five years can decide […] The post San Francisco supervisors move to limit steep rent increases landlords can bank appeared first on Local News Matters .
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