Stop Rent Control Before It’s Too Late!
Rent control is on the ballot for 2026.
- History will repeat itself if this is enacted.
- Rent control helped some of us – and hurt everyone else.
- Rent control means lower property values, less availability, and stricter screening processes.
- We already have the option for rent control if cities want it.
- Read the full ballot question text, explained in plain language.
Worried? You should be. If you're a rental property owner in Massachusetts, you can’t ignore this ballot initiative.
This building was boarded up because of rent control.
This note from legal services proves they're hiding the truth.
The ballot initiative is unlawful.
Chapter 40P of the state's General Laws already allows for rent control - as long as cities make up the difference between controlled rents and market rates.
But this initiative takes away property owners’ rights to compensation. And this purposely won’t be in the description.
This is unconstitutional in Massachusetts. We must stop it.
We need $300,000.
- We need powerful legal representation for our challenge, and that isn't cheap.
- It's nothing compared to what rent control will cost all of us.
- Rent increases will be limited to CPI or 5% of base rent - whichever is less. You won't be able to keep up with the market.
- Allocating just 1% of your monthly rent receipts will help us campaign against rent control - before it's too late.
We will challenge this unlawful initiative.
Don't let this be our future.
If we win, rent control is gone for good.
The state constitution guarantees owners the right to compensation if their private property is utilized for public use.
This has already been tested in court with Dimino v. Secretary of the Commonwealth. This sets precedent for our challenge.
If we prevail, rent control like this is eliminated forever.
