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The Big Picture: This week, the media largely focused on rent trends - continued declines as new supply comes online - and rent control, which had notable developments this week in Boston, Mass. and Prince George's County, Md.

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CBS News
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Apartment rent prices fall as new units hit market

Published Feb 28, 2023 by Elizabeth Napolitano

Apartment rental prices have dropped in every major metropolitan region across the U.S. over the past seven months as the largest batch of new housing in almost 40 years hits markets across the country.

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The Washington Post
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Prince George’s County Council passes rent stabilization bill

Published Mar 1, 2023 by Lateshia Beachum

Landlords in Prince George’s County will no longer be able to raise rent more than 3 percent in a 12-month period under a bill championed by the incoming County Council’s liberal members.

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Sports – The Suffolk Journal
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Mayor Michelle Wu’s rent control plan sparks discourse

Published Mar 1, 2023 by Julia Capraro

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s rent control proposition reached the city council and residents of the city on Feb. 13 and was received with praise as well as criticism.

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MSN
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US home prices could tumble nearly 20% and Fed economists warn further rate hikes risk an even worse housing correction: 'The bubble hypothesis merits attention'

Published Feb 28, 2023 by Phil Rosen

The US housing market faces a potential 19.5% correction, and more rate hikes from the central bank could make a crash even worse, warned in a Tuesday research report.

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Dayton Daily News
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VOICES: The City of Dayton should not mandate providers to join voluntary program

Published Mar 1, 2023 by Sham Reddy

The City of Dayton has been planning on pushing this legislation through despite combined efforts of housing providers in the Dayton area.

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