Our Letter from the Executive Director for February 2026 looks back on activity in a variety of fields including the rent control ballot question.
We thought climate change data might be overstated. But insured losses have topped $100 billion for six consecutive years. It’s real, and economic losses are increasing.
A new regulation added to the state’s Consumer Protection Law mandates full, upfront disclosure of any and all fees included in rental housing.
MassLandlords recently subsumed the Massachusetts Rental Housing Association, providing branding opportunities and a state-appointed seat on the Child Lead Poisoning Protection Program advisory committee.
View a new, illustrated infographic on the MUC website and learn about the “why” behind the conservancy’s work.
Rent stabilization as proposed for the 2026 ballot is a disaster. Our white paper offers a different option for compensated rent stabilization.
To request a chance to participate in virtual feedback sessions, landlords must complete an interest form by Feb. 6, 2026.
From rent control to in-home daycares, MassLandlords represented rental housing providers by filing testimony on a variety of bills over the past year
RealPage, a rental real estate software leader, and several of its customers, accused of unfairly colluding to raise rents, recently settled.
Executive Director Doug Quattrochi was unanimously re-elected to his Mass Save stakeholder seat on the EWG.