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Major rent change sparks landlord uproar: ‘Worked extremely hard’

Press coverage 30 July 2024 Summary of published coverage
Major rent change sparks landlord uproar: ‘Worked extremely hard’

New Western Australian tenancy rules took effect limiting rent increases to once every 12 months and allowing renters to seek approval for pets and minor changes to a property. Advocacy groups said the package fell short because no-grounds evictions remained lawful and no rent stabilisation was included. PIPA and some landlords argued the changes gave existing owners little reason to stay in the market.

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Tamika Seeto, Yahoo Finance, 30 July 2024

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