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increases in the rules and regulations, TST’s rent increase is governed by former RCW
A landlord seeking to increase the rent upon expiration of the term of a rental agreement of any duration shall notify the tenant in writing three months prior to the effective date of any increase in rent. 3 No. 53352...
the frequency of rent increases and fails to set forth the specific amount of increase or a formula
year then the landlord may increase rent during the term of the lease as long as the increase does
increases to annually and it fails to set forth the amount of any rent increase or the formula upon
TST cannot rely on that provision to justify its interim rent increases. TST could only increase 10 No. 53352-9-II
notice of the increase to start the next month. Allen began paying the increased rent the next month. B. COMPLAINT AND INVESTIGATION
other than giving a notice to terminate tenancy as provided in RCW 59.18.200; (2) Increasing the rent required of the tenant; (3) Reduction of services to the tenant; (4) Increasing the obligations of the tenant. (Italics ours.)
ordinance prohibiting an increase in rent without city council approval. Id. at 524-
ordinance prohibiting an increase in rent without city council approval. Id. at 524-
In June 2011, Western Plaza informed Tison that her rent would increase to
RCW 59.20.090(2) provides, "A landlord seeking to increase the rent upon
[w]hich allows the landlord to alter the due date for rent payment or increase the rent: (i) During the term of the rental agreement if the term is less than one year, or (ii) more frequently than annually if...
landlord's ability to increase the rent when the lease renews conflicts with the MHLTA
2. THE AGREEMENT' S RENT INCREASE LIMITATION AUTOMATICALLY RENEWED EACH YEAR
...Further, a landlord who seeks to increase rent can do so “upon expiration of the term of a rental agreement of any duration” by notifying the tenant in writing three months prior to the effective date of any rent increase...
rent; it is a "limitation" on rent increases. McGahuey v. Hwang, 104 Wn. App. 176, 182, '15 P.3d 672 (2001 ). The parties to an individual lease are free to set further limits.
sent Tison a notice that her rent would be increased to $405 starting in July 2009.
writing three months prior to the effective date of any increase in rent." By its plain
increases and does not prohibit rent cap limitations like the one in Tison's lease. See