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WA Senate raises proposed cap on rent increases, sending bill back to House

  • The Washington Senate passed House Bill 1217 on Thursday, amending the proposed cap on rent increases.
  • Legislators have been working to address rising housing costs and provide more renter protections.
  • The Senate version raised the rent increase cap to 10% plus inflation, extended new construction exemptions, and exempted some single-family rentals.
  • Senator Shewmake stated a concern that research suggests 7% is risky, advocating for the 10% cap with CPI adjustment.
  • The bill now returns to the House, where lawmakers must agree on the Senate's changes before sending it to the Governor for approval.
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WA Senate raises proposed cap on rent increases, sending bill back to House

A cap on annual residential rent increases in Washington state is closer than ever to becoming law. Read more...

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washingtonstatestandard.com broke the news in on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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