PROVIDENCE – The City Council outlined a new rent stabilization proposal aimed at curbing rising housing costs on Tuesday. Under the plan, landlords would be able to raise rents by up to 4% per year without additional approval; any increase above that would need to be reviewed by a rent board, a spokesperson from Council
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Is the city also going to limit increases to property taxes, insurance and utilities? I understand the motivation, but this is not a good idea for the city.