Mayor Johnson's Proposal to Protect Renters Advances

City Council committee to consider alternative housing ordinance to Mayor Johnson's proposal

Chicago City Council will soon have a choice to make between two competing renter ordinances.

Mayor Johnson’s proposal to protect renters advances – WGNTV (Chicago)

If City Council were to pass Protecting Renters Ordinance, the administration said it would take three years to implement and it would be funded by an estimated $22 million in fees collected annually from landlords.

Mayor Johnson's proposal to protect renters advances

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal to protect renters in the city advanced on Wednesday, but not without controversy.

Chicago Advances Mayor Johnson’s Protecting Renters Ordinance

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Mayor Brandon Johnson’s renters’ rights bill advances

Aldermen advanced Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposal to overhaul tenants’ rights Wednesday, while opponents prepare to move ahead with their own version.

Mayor Johnson wins Round One in fight over protections for tenants

The City Council’s Housing Committee chaired by one of the mayor’s closest City Council allies narrowly approved Brandon Johnson’s newly revised “Protecting Renters Ordinance” after he dropped a provision that would have required landlords to make relocation payments to tenants evicted through no fault of their own.