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tenants association

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noun

  1. an organization of tenants, usually with a written constitution and charitable status, whose aim is to improve the housing conditions, amenities, community life, and contractual positions of its members See also community association residents association

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Jon Wisbey, chair of the tenants association, said he was "relieved" to be returning home after staying in what he called the "Helliday" Inn.

From BBC

Residents at the 55-and-older park formed the Leisure Manor Tenants Association last year after their rents rose by 37% and new fees were added to their bills when Hurst and Son purchased the park in November 2021.

From Seattle Times

Residents have formed a tenants association, and many are preparing for fight the eviction.

From Los Angeles Times

If there’s a silver lining, Anglin said, it’s that the neighbors have become even closer in the last few months, forming a tenants’ association and strategizing together to push back against any harassment.

From Los Angeles Times

Jutta Hartmann of the German Tenants’ Association told RTL news that she saw the move as unnecessary given rising heating costs.

From Washington Post