A rent freeze temporarily halts rent increases on residential properties, typically enacted by local governments during economic crises or housing emergencies. It protects tenants from sudden cost spikes, benefiting low-income renters and vulnerable populations. Landlords may face income limitations, but the policy aims to stabilize communities and prevent displacement when housing markets are strained.
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