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No TOPA bill for Richmond, Council holds

By Aaron Leathley | November 20, 2019 | 4

Richmond’s City Council on Tuesday halted the drafting of a rule that would have required landlords to offer local tenants the first opportunity to buy their homes before they are put on the market or demolished.

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Tense Council session covers Molate judgment updates, district election hearing

By Aaron Leathley | November 8, 2019 | 3

Tuesday’s City Council meeting ­­– called “long and raucous” in an email missive by Mayor Tom Butt — mimicked a battleground with locals and lawmakers firing off dissenting opinions over issues from the proposed Point Molate development to the prospect of district council elections.

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Some Richmond property owners agree to limits on rent increases, but face skepticism

By Fabian Graber | May 4, 2015 | 8
Richmond Village

In Richmond, politicians and community organizations are tackling the issue of rising rents. Last week, in a step that he hopes will bring immediate relief to tenants vulnerable to rent increases, Vice Mayor Jael Myrick announced agreements with a number of property management companies to temporarily limit rent increases while the city council debates solutions…

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