Rental pricing regulation caps how much landlords can charge or raise rent, often tied to inflation or local indexes. Cities use it to curb spikes, stabilize neighborhoods, and protect tenants from displacement while balancing landlord returns. Renters benefit most, though long-term affordability and housing supply remain debated.
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