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WA state bill created to cap statewide rent hikes at 7% dies in Senate

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The proposed law would limit annual increases that tenants in the state pay to 7%. It would also ban landlords from charging late fees if a tenant pays rent within five days following the rent due date. The bill has been one of the most controversial proposals discussed in this year's legislative session.

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The spokesman-Review

Bill that would limit rent hikes, late fees for tenants across Washington dies in Legislature

House Bill 2114 has been one of the most controversial proposals discussed in this year’s legislative session. The proposed law would limit annual increases that tenants in the state pay to 7%. It would also ban landlords from charging late fees if a tenant pays rent within five days following the rent due date.

5 months ago·Spokane, United States

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Tri-City Herald

WA state bill created to cap statewide rent hikes at 7% dies in Senate

House lawmakers approved the measure; the Senate was not in support

5 months ago

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The News Tribune

WA state bill created to cap statewide rent hikes at 7% dies in Senate

House lawmakers approved the measure; the Senate was not in support

5 months ago·Tacoma, United States

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The Olympian

WA state bill created to cap statewide rent hikes at 7% dies in Senate

House lawmakers approved the measure; the Senate was not in support

5 months ago

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The Bellingham Herald

WA state bill created to cap statewide rent hikes at 7% dies in Senate

House lawmakers approved the measure; the Senate was not in support

5 months ago

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Missoula Current

Statewide cap on rent increases fails in WaState Legislature

Odds that Washington will cap rent increases this year fell sharply on Monday as a bill that would limit hikes to 7% a year for many tenants hit a dead end in a state Senate committee. Continue reading…

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