SB 102 facilitates incentives for private investment in affordable housing and promotes mixed-used, commercial development in struggling neighborhoods.
The campaign, called Rent Control Hurts Housing, will use the money to target Boston voters through direct mail and text messages.
Get Living is expecting rental growth to moderate, but continue to tick up.
Wilson Géno, who became NMHC president in February after a 30-year career in housing, talks about how she will tackle priorities for the multifamily industry.
A state representative filed a ballot petition to put the divisive issue in front of voters at the state election in November 2024.
Investors are slowly coming back into the market, looking to continue paused deals and searching for new opportunities.
The county passed a property tax increase and rent cap, moves that developers say only exacerbate a perception that the area is anti-business.
Landlord groups argue that New York’s rent stabilization law is unconstitutional, and they hope a decision will take down rent stabilization laws nationally.
Transit project delays and a new rent stabilization bill are slowing the county's ability to catch up to the rest of the D.C. region in investment, leaders say.
The nonprofit Housing Rights Initiative has filed suit in New York Supreme Court against Kushner Cos. for a "pervasive pattern of misconduct" in rent policies.
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