Rent Control ... Still Doesn't Work
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- • St. Paul voters approved rent stabilization in 2021 which took effect in May 2022.
- • The policy led to a sharp decline in apartment permitting and developer activity.
- • St. Paul rolled back the ordinance in 2025 to permanently exclude new developments and older rentals.
St. Paul attempted to cap annual rent increases at 3% for most rentals. This intervention failed to achieve its goals and required multiple amendments and exemptions to remain functional.
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