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Clara Brugada Proposes Fair Income Law, but Airbnb Regulation Goes Another Way

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Airbnb's regulation goes another way, still continues despite the introduction of Clara Brugada's Fair Income Act.

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The Government of the CDMX removed Airbnb regulation and popular rents from the Affordable Relations Act initiative.

·Monterrey, Mexico
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Airbnb's regulation goes another way, still continues despite the introduction of Clara Brugada's Fair Income Act.

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Warnings on the CDMX! The government seeks to apply penalties for raising rent and will require registration of contracts. Find out how it could affect you.

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Revenues in Mexico City will not be able to increase above annual inflation, but they will also not be frozen, according to the initiative of the Law on Inquiller Relations and Fair Incomes, which also aims to combat real estate speculation and to curb gentrification, Clara Brugada Molina, the head of government, explained. [...] The position Rents in CDMX will not be able to rise more than annual inflation, proposes inquilinary initiative appea…

Mexico City, like other big cities in the world, is suffering from a housing crisis that affects the youngest and the least resourced population, acknowledged on Thursday the head of government, Clara Brugada. She noted that in the last 20 years the prices in central mayors have increased to five times. In addition [...] The article Government of CDMX presents initiative of Fair Rent Law to curb abuses in rents appeared first in: 88.9 News.

The head of government said that the Fair, Reasonable and Affordable Income and Inland Relations Act will not affect private property. Brugada’s charge discards rent freeze on CDMX first appeared on Eleven News.

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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