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(c) To hear, review, and grant or deny complaints or appeals from Tenants, individually or collectively, regarding Rent charges or Rent increases not in compliance with the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, or other matters falling within the scope of the Rent...
d. Any additional increase, within the opinion of the Rent Board, required to allow the Landlord to receive a fair rate of return. 6-85
...The Rent Board shall presume that the Allowable Increase Percentage will be sufficient to satisfy all regular increases in operating costs, routine maintenance expenses, and other normal or regular costs or expenses, allowing the Landlord to maintain a fair return...
(c) At no time may a Landlord raise the rent of a Covered Unit by more than ten (10) percent. Any rent increases available to a Landlord in excess of ten (10) percent must be banked for later use.
(b) A Landlord may only increase the rent charged for a Covered Unit once within a Rental Year, by an amount that conforms to the following specifications:
(c) Under no circumstances may a Landlord raise the rent of a Covered Unit by more than ten (10) percent within a Rental Year. Any rent increases available to a Landlord in excess of ten (10) percent must be banked...
(c) To hear, review, and grant or deny complaints or appeals from Tenants, individually or collectively, regarding Rent charges or Rent increases not in compliance with the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, or other matters falling within the scope of the Rent...
(e) Tenants, individually or collectively, who receive notice of a rent increase that they believe does not conform with this Section may file a complaint with the Housing Safety office. 6-98
...to address increasing rental costs within the City of Portland; to promote neighborhood and community stability; to protect the City’s tenant population; to limit arbitrary evictions; and to stabilize and make more predictable future rent increases, all while remaining...
...to address increasing rental costs within the City of Portland; to promote neighborhood and community stability; to protect the City’s tenant population; to limit arbitrary evictions; and to stabilize and make more predictable future rent increases, all while remaining...
(b) To hear, review, and approve or deny Landlord applications for increases in Base Rent due to the major renovation or reconfiguration of existing Covered Units, as provided for in Section 6-234 above;
Notwithstanding 14 M.R.S. Section 6015, a Landlord shall give ninety (90) days’ written notice of any rent increase to a Tenant. (Ord. No. 76-16/17, 11-21-2016; By Referendum, 11-8-2022)
(b) To hear, review, and approve or deny Landlord applications for increases in Base Rent due to the renovation or reconfiguration of existing Covered Units, as provided for in Section 6-234 above;
...to address increasing rental costs within the City of Portland; to promote neighborhood and community stability; to protect the City’s tenant population; to limit arbitrary evictions; and to stabilize and make more predictable future rent increases, all while remaining...
(e) Tenants, individually or collectively, who receive notice of a rent increase that they believe does not conform with this Section may file a complaint with the Housing Safety office.
Notwithstanding 14 M.R.S. Section 6015, a Landlord shall give seventy-five (75) days’ written notice of any rent increase to a Tenant. (Ord. No. 76-16/17, 11-21-2016) 6-223.1. Rental application fees restricted.
(b) To hear, review, and approve or deny Landlord applications for increases in Base Rent due to the major renovation or reconfiguration of existing Covered Units, as provided for in Section 6-234 above;
Notwithstanding 14 M.R.S. Section 6015, a Landlord shall give ninety (90) days’ written notice of any rent increase to a Tenant. (Ord. No. 76-16/17, 11-21-2016; By Referendum, 11-8-2022)
...For the purposes of this ordinance, the Rent Board shall presume that the Allowable increase percentage is sufficient to allow a reasonably prudent landlord who received a fair return on investment prior to the enactment of this ordinance to continue...
...For the purposes of this ordinance, the Rent Board shall presume that the Allowable increase percentage is sufficient to allow a reasonably prudent landlord who received a fair return on investment prior to the enactment of this ordinance to continue...