The council decided to base the increase on inflation data from October 2022 through September 2023 rather than the prior year, which would have resulted in a steeper rent hike, according to the “Los Angeles Daily News.”
Source: Inman News
LA City Council votes to end 3-year freeze on rent hikes
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