rent-stabilized
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- rent-stabilization noun
Example Sentences
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The current cap for rent-stabilized units is between 3% and 8%, depending on inflation, going up to 10% if landlords pay for utilities.
From Los Angeles Times
One tenant, Cindy Moran, 31, has lived in a rent-stabilized one-bedroom apartment in Exposition Park with her parents since she was born.
From Los Angeles Times
In L.A., a new building constructed on the site of one that was rent-stabilized is subject to the rent stabilization ordinance, unless 20% of the new units are affordable for lower-income households.
From Los Angeles Times
The current cap on rent increases has helped Jenny Colon stay in her rent-stabilized apartment, a two-bedroom in North Hills, for more than 30 years.
From Los Angeles Times
A majority of California cities with rent-stabilized apartments set a ceiling of between 3% and 5%, the Housing Department said.
From Los Angeles Times
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