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10/08/2026

Whether we rent or own—no matter where we live—everyone should be able to afford a place to call home. But right now, corporate real estate investors are driving up housing costs to increase their profits, making it impossible for Massachusetts residents to make ends meet and holding back our entire economy.

Under current state law, there is no limit to the amount landlords can increase rents every year. Rents can double overnight. High rents displace workers and seniors from their communities, force people to work multiple jobs just to pay the rent, and make it impossible for young families to save money to achieve the dream of owning a home.

By coming together to win rent control, we can keep Massachusetts home for all of us. Rent control will stabilize our communities, protect the essential workers that support our entire economy, and keep rent costs reasonable and predictable so that renters can save and have a fair shot at the dream of owning a home.

10/07/2026

Massachusetts is facing an affordability crisis — and passing rent control is one of the fastest ways we can help. Right now, there’s no limit to the amount landlords can increase rents each year. From Worcester to Lynn, Springfield to Fall River, landlords have been ratcheting up rent by hundreds of dollars every year — even doubling rates overnight — just to pad their profits.

Luckily, we have the power to end this predatory behavior. Rent control could limit annual rent increases across Massachusetts to the cost of living, with a cap at 5%. For an apartment that costs $2,000/month, that means an annual increase in monthly rent of no more than $100/month.

Whether we’re paying a mortgage on a home of our own, wiring rent to a real estate corporation, or Venmo-ing the landlord who lives next door, we all benefit from rent stabilization. Strong communities need homes that offer stability and dignity, so that we and all our neighbors can afford to keep calling Massachusetts home.

Here’s what you need to know about the Massachusetts rent control initiative: designed with input from residents and exp...
10/06/2026

Here’s what you need to know about the Massachusetts rent control initiative: designed with input from residents and experts across Massachusetts, this modern policy will protect tenants from big corporate investors who unreasonably increase rents, while allowing local landlords to earn a reasonable profit and enabling new construction to address housing shortages.

The rent control proposal would have limited annual rent increases in Massachusetts to the cost of living (as measured by the annual increase in the Consumer Price Index) with a cap at 5%. For an apartment that costs $2,000/month, that means an annual increase in monthly rent of no more than $100/month.

The limit on rent increases will continue to apply when new renters move in, meaning rent cannot be drastically increased between tenants. The policy will support small landlords, not big corporations, by exempting owner-occupied buildings with four or fewer units. And it will encourage continued housing production and economic growth, by applying rent limits to new construction only after a building’s first 10 years. However, corporate landlords blocked this proposal, so now we need our State House to pass rent control now.

We need basic protections against excessive rent hikes to keep people in their homes, support working families, and stabilize communities across Massachusetts. Modern rent stabilization is the immediate relief we need to protect people as we work to fully address our state’s housing crisis.

Follow this page to stay informed! Whether we rent or own—no matter where we live—everyone should be able to a...
10/01/2026

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Whether we rent or own—no matter where we live—everyone should be able to afford a place to call home. But right now, corporate real estate investors are driving up housing costs to increase their profits, making it impossible for Massachusetts residents to make ends meet and holding back our entire economy.

Under current state law, there is no limit to the amount landlords can increase rents every year. Rents can double overnight. High rents displace workers and seniors from their communities, force people to work multiple jobs just to pay the rent, and make it impossible for young families to save money to achieve the dream of owning a home.

By coming together to win rent control, we can keep Massachusetts home for all of us. Rent control will stabilize our communities, protect the essential workers that support our entire economy, and keep rent costs reasonable and predictable so that renters can save and have a fair shot at the dream of owning a home.

09/30/2026

So apparently there's a whole movement in Massachusetts to enact rent control? Corporate landlords have been raising our housing costs for decades, I'm so glad that SOMEONE is working on this. And the best news is that this rent control policy will protect tenants AND local landlords while reining in the mega-corporations that make our housing expensive. I'm so excited to get involved, I hope you'll join me!

We need to talk about what’s happening in Greenfield Massachusetts.
09/28/2026

We need to talk about what’s happening in Greenfield Massachusetts.

Hey @ my boss please don’t fire me thanks so much
09/25/2026

Hey @ my boss please don’t fire me thanks so much

Massachusetts is facing an affordability crisis — and passing rent control is one of the fastest ways we can help. Right...
09/24/2026

Massachusetts is facing an affordability crisis — and passing rent control is one of the fastest ways we can help. Right now, there’s no limit to the amount landlords can increase rents each year. From Worcester to Lynn, Springfield to Fall River, landlords have been ratcheting up rent by hundreds of dollars every year — even doubling rates overnight — just to pad their profits.

Luckily, we have the power to end this predatory behavior. Rent control could limit annual rent increases across Massachusetts to the cost of living, with a cap at 5%. For an apartment that costs $2,000/month, that means an annual increase in monthly rent of no more than $100/month.

Whether we’re paying a mortgage on a home of our own, wiring rent to a real estate corporation, or Venmo-ing the landlord who lives next door, we all benefit from rent stabilization. Strong communities need homes that offer stability and dignity, so that we and all our neighbors can afford to keep calling Massachusetts home.

09/22/2026

Here’s what you need to know about the Massachusetts rent control initiative: designed with input from residents and experts across Massachusetts, this modern policy will protect tenants from big corporate investors who unreasonably increase rents, while allowing local landlords to earn a reasonable profit and enabling new construction to address housing shortages.

The rent control proposal would have limited annual rent increases in Massachusetts to the cost of living (as measured by the annual increase in the Consumer Price Index) with a cap at 5%. For an apartment that costs $2,000/month, that means an annual increase in monthly rent of no more than $100/month.

The limit on rent increases will continue to apply when new renters move in, meaning rent cannot be drastically increased between tenants. The policy will support small landlords, not big corporations, by exempting owner-occupied buildings with four or fewer units. And it will encourage continued housing production and economic growth, by applying rent limits to new construction only after a building’s first 10 years. However, corporate landlords blocked this proposal, so now we need our State House to pass rent control now.

We need basic protections against excessive rent hikes to keep people in their homes, support working families, and stabilize communities across Massachusetts. Modern rent stabilization is the immediate relief we need to protect people as we work to fully address our state’s housing crisis.

09/17/2026

We won’t stop until we pass rent control in Massachusetts, follow us to join the movement!

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