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Proposed rent control measure in Redwood City sparks debate
Supporters say the measure would help keep service workers housed as average one-bedroom rents reach $2,900 and two-bedrooms top $3,700, advocates said.
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Redwood City voters to decide on new rent control laws: Here's where both sides stand with Measure E
Redwood City voters will decide in November whether to adopt rent control and expanded tenant protections through Measure E. Supporters say the measure would provide relief for renters facing rising housing costs, while opponents argue it would impose significant costs on the city and landlords.
·San Francisco, United States
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