PROVIDENCE – Rent control could reduce the number of available rental units in the city and push more costs onto homeowners, according to a new study from The Providence Foundation and the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council. Released Thursday, the report analyzed housing policies nationwide and found that rent control often fails to make housing
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