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...It further alleged that this increase in rent had been made under its previously cited authority to operate the project and without reference to the District of Columbia Emergency Rent Act. This increase in rent presents (under §§ 2’ to 4...
come are better able to absorb increases in the basic rent, which increases as operating expenses rise. This reduces the rate of turnover, with its attendant costs to management (and thus to other tenants).
At the heart of the Ordinance is a mechanism for determining the amount by which landlords subject to its provisions may increase the annual rent which they charge their tenants. A landlord is automatically entitled to raise the rent of...
The district court granted summary judgment to Tenants, concluding that the Eviction Notices violated the Enhanced Voucher Tenants’ statutory right to remain in their apartments despite rent increases under § 1437f(t)(l)(B), 3
a case involving rent increases in public housing where the general rule governing increases would have a particularized, predictable impact on each tenant’s rent obligations in much the same manner that the parole guidelines are asserted to predetermine prisoners...
...The plaintiffs do not ask for a hearing, an individual meeting, or even an explanation of the precise amount by which their portion of the rent would increase. They ask only for an elementary explanation of what a change to...
On August 26 and 27, 1970, FHA granted a second round of rental increases, which was allegedly accompanied by the setting of new methods for calculating maximum rental increases allowable under the required rent schedule. Tenants’ Council again tried to...
At the heart of the Ordinance is a mechanism for determining the amount by which landlords subject to its provisions may increase the annual rent which they charge their tenants. A landlord is automatically entitled to raise the rent of...
...Hillvale then agreed to forbear any rent increases or eviction proceedings from December 1, 1988, until March 1, 1989, reserving the right to retroactively collect rent increases during that period should it prevail on the merits. By order of February...
5 assured that HUD will provide them with an enhanced voucher to afford the increased rent? 3 Enter § 1437f(t)(1)(B), which obligates HUD to provide the financial means to afford the increased rent. In other words, it makes...
...Whereupon it is the purpose of this Act and the policy of the Congress during the existing emergency to prevent undue rent increases and any other practices relating to housing accommodations in the District of Columbia which may tend to...
The Laakkos argue that these exchanges show that the Makis voluntarily decided to move because they did not want to pay the increased rent. According to the Laakkos, supported by the affidavit of their lawyer, Michael Drew, the sequence of...
45 For these reasons I would reverse the judgment of the district court and direct it to enjoin the implementation of HUD's rent increase rules.
...By HUD’s account, however, “[bjecause of the past history of the project and since this increase would require rents in excess of what tenants in the neighborhood could afford or would be willing to pay, HUD had no alternative...
...In addition, the Interim Report noted that average payment standard amounts declined by about 11 percent in inflation-adjusted terms in pilot PHAs, resulting in average rent burden increases for HCV voucher holders of about 16 percent overall and 22...
Thus restitution is the appropriate remedy for illegal rate and rent increases unless compelling equitable considerations dictate otherwise.
...that it could potentially increase the tenant’s expected rent contribution and decrease his subsidy. Indeed, as the Housing Authority estimated at the time, this change would affect roughly 45% of Section 8 beneficiaries and require them to pay an...
...The rules provided that rents would be increased 1% per year over five years for existing tenants, but would be increased 5% immediately for new tenants. This May 1982 publication in the Federal Register was the first time that the...
5 assured that HUD will provide them with an enhanced voucher to afford the increased rent? 3 Enter § 1437f(t)(1)(B), which obligates HUD to provide the financial means to afford the increased rent. In other words, it makes...
This case is one of three related eases decided today which involve the procedural rights of tenants of housing constructed under various provisions of the Federal housing legislation, prior to official approval of rent increases. In Thompson v. Washington, No...