rent-stabilized
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- rent-stabilization noun
Example Sentences
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Hundreds of rent-stabilized buildings have defaulted in recent years, and many are selling at discounts upward of 60% from their purchase price.
Mamdani will need to find additional revenue streams if he wants to implement his affordability agenda, which includes free bus service, new rent-stabilized housing and the expansion of free child care.
Such protections already existed in rent-stabilized units, and making them universal included an additional 400,000 units, according to the city.
From Los Angeles Times
I wrote back that I would accept $10,000 less than the posted $60,000 salary if it meant staying in consideration, just enough to get by in my rent-stabilized New York apartment.
From Slate
It has just lowered the cap on rent increases for rent-stabilized apartments, a massive portion of the city’s housing stock that houses nearly half of the city’s residents.
From Los Angeles Times
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