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Rent Control or Just Cause Evictions in Boston

Susan O.
  • Fresno, CA
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http://newbostonpost.com/2016/03/21/just-cause-evi...

Just-cause eviction: Rent control by another name

By| March 21, 2016, 11:36 EST

In a 1994 statewide referendum, Massachusetts voters chose to ban rent control in the Bay State; but a new proposal currently before the Boston City Council threatens to re-impose the outlawed practice through the back door.

Now they're trying to push for it hard through the state.

Rent control is horrible for economies and communities- it brings on blight, and less housing for renters.

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Jonathan Howard
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Jonathan Howard
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I would also suggest looking into MassLandlords if you are concerned about advocating for homeowner/landlord rights.  Very well organized group that is prepared to challenge policies such as Boston's  JCE and  Somerville's First Right of Refusal in court should they pass.

https://masslandlords.net/

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