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Washington’s New Rent Cap Law: What Real Estate Investors and Landlords Need to Know

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Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed several significant housing bills into law on Wednesday at the Blake House affordable high-rise in Seattle, with the controversial rent cap measure (House Bill 1217) drawing the most attention from the real estate sector. The Rent Cap Details The new rent stabilization law, sponsored by Democratic Senator Emily Alvarado from […]

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