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Guy Oron
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Staff Reporter, Real Change
Seattle
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Washington Senate’s version of rent stabilization would have limited impact on landlord profiteering
By Guy Oron Verified| Gossip Guy@ To view interactive charts, open post in browserOn April 10, the Washington State Senate passed HB 1217, the rent stabilization bill that would establish a cap on how much a landlord can raise the rent in a year. Yet, prior to passing the legislation, the senate passed several floor amendments that substantially watered it down and curbed its potential to prevent excessive rent gouging.
By Guy Oron Verified| Real Change Verified Aggressive immigration enforcement by the new Donald Trump administration has begun in Washington state, with migrants subjected to increasing raids and detention at the hands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The enforcement actions are a direct threat to the more than 300,000 immigrants living without regularized documentation in Washington.
Washington Senate’s version of rent stabilization would have limited impact on landlord profiteering
By Guy Oron Verified| Gossip Guy@ To view interactive charts, open post in browserOn April 10, the Washington State Senate passed HB 1217, the rent stabilization bill that would establish a cap on how much a landlord can raise the rent in a year. Yet, prior to passing the legislation, the senate passed several floor amendments that substantially watered it down and curbed its potential to prevent excessive rent gouging.
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Real Change
Real Change is a non-profit organization based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to providing opportunities and a voice for low-income and homeless individuals. Established in 1994, it operates under the name Real Change Homeless Empowerment Project. The organization focuses on advocating for economic, social, and racial justice. Real Change offers job training and employment opportunities primarily through its weekly newspaper, *Real Change*. This publication not only serves as a source of income for vendors, who are often homeless or low-income individuals, but also highlights issues related to homelessness, poverty, and social justice. Additionally, Real Change engages in advocacy efforts to address systemic issues such as economic inequality and social injustice, supporting policies that benefit marginalized communities.
Seattle, United States
+1 206-441-3247
Founded: 1994