Kirkland passes new protections for renters to address affordability

New protections have been put in place for renters in Kirkland.

According to a press release from the city, the city council voted 4-3 to pass an ordinance that creates tenant protections with two key provisions.

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The adopted ordinance focuses on two regulations:

Notice of Rent Increase – housing providers are now required to provide a minimum 120 days written notice of rent increases greater than 3%, and 180 days notice of rent increases greater than 10%. These would not apply to subsidized housing, where rent is set based on the income of the tenant. Limits

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