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Rent Stabilization

Rent gouging, excessive fees, and short notice of rent increases destabilize families and workers, and is the number one contributor to Washington’s housing crisis. It’s time for the legislature to stabilize rent increases and provide tenant households with more predictability on future rent increases. Unlike rent control which freezes rental rates on a unit, rent stabilization regulates the relationship between the landlord and tenant and provides predictability to rent increases that a tenant can expect.
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Passed!

2024

  • Bill introduced as HB 2114
  • Bill had a public hearing in the House Housing Committee on Jan. 11th
  • Bill passed out of the Housing Committee on Jan. 16th and referred to Appropriations
  • Bill had a public hearing in Appropriations on Jan. 24th and passed out of Appropriations on Feb. 3rd
  • Passed out of the House on Feb. 13th and referred to the Senate
  • HB 2114 was scheduled for a vote in Senate Ways & Means but no action was taken and the bill has died

Cause of death: Killed in Ways & Means by Senators Mark Mullet and Kevin Van de Wege

Senate Timeline (25 votes needed)

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Policy Committee

Ways & Means

Rules Committee

Floor Vote

Passed!

2024

  • Companion bill introduced as SB 5961
  • Bill had a public hearing in the Senate Housing Committee on Jan. 12th
  • The bill did not pass out of the Senate Housing Committee prior to policy committee cutoff and has died
  • HB 2114 passed the House on Feb. 13th and was referred to the Senate Ways & Means Committee
  • Bill had a public hearing in Senate Ways & Means on Feb. 22nd
  • HB 2114 was scheduled for a vote in Ways & Means but no action was taken and the bill has died

Cause of death: Killed in Ways & Means by Senators Mark Mullet and Kevin Van de Wege

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