Mobile home park rent stabilization
Summary
The council finalized an ordinance extending rent-increase limits to certain existing long-term leases in mobile home parks and requiring owners to notify tenants. It's a meaningful protection for some of the city's most affordable housing residents.
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Limits rent increases for affected mobile home park tenants; owners lose some flexibility on lease-transfer increases.
Mobile home park residents on long-term leases facing rent increases.
Mobile home park owners subject to the new notice requirements and rent restrictions.
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City Council
The council finalized an ordinance extending rent-increase limits to certain existing long-term leases in mobile home parks and requiring owners to notify tenants. It's a meaningful protection for some of the city's most affordable housing residents.
City Council
The council introduced an ordinance capping space-rent increases at 10% upon a home's sale, even for long-term leases signed before July 2. Park owners had raised rents over 200% on incoming buyers, tanking sellers' home values. Speakers pushed for retroactive relief, which the city says it can't provide.
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