An Open Letter to Boston City Council on Just Cause Eviction
Just Cause Eviction is favored by certain tenant advocates who fear market forces, gentrification and displacement. We urge you not to pursue it.
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Just Cause Eviction is favored by certain tenant advocates who fear market forces, gentrification and displacement. We urge you not to pursue it.
Jamie Williamson Presented with 2015 MassLandlords Good Neighbor Award
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Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination Chairwoman Jamie Williamson is presented with a commemorative plaque for the 2015 Good Neighbor Award.
Notices to Quit Explained
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Questions and Answers for February 2016
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Questions and Answers, taken from our message board from February, 2016.
Letter from the Executive Director for February 2016
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Membership and revenues are up, meetings are well-attended, and professionally staffed trade association is on the horizon for landlord education group.
Newly Added to Our Service Provider Directory
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Members can search MassLandlords.net/Directory for our directory of local service providers reviewed by other members.
Passing the Torch: Changes to the MassLandlords Board of Directors
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Following our December 2015 election for director, there were some changes made to the MassLandlords board of directors. The vote was close.
“Godzilla” El Niño Suggests Winter Will be Mild Overall
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El Niño is the name given to what happens to the Pacific Ocean every two to seven years. Landlords might relax, snow removers might start plan B.
Update on the Senate Commission
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We have written previously about our seat on the Senate Special Commission on Housing. Here’s a rundown of their “long-term recommendations”.
Boston Landlords Startled to See 8 to 11% Tax Increases
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Boston Landlords Startled to See 8 to 11% Tax Increases. As reported by the Boston Globe, Boston's commissioner of assessing increased property values for two-families by 17%, and for three-families by 20%.