Housing Investment Protection Act of 2026 amends District of Columbia housing laws to clarify definitions, modify eviction procedures, and update.

The Housing Investment Protection Act of 2026 amends several District of Columbia housing laws to clarify definitions, modify eviction procedures, and update rent stabilization rules. It defines terms such as "very low-income," "new building," and "owner." The act modifies eviction procedures by specifying how notices must be served and detailing defenses tenants can raise. It updates rent stabilization rules by clarifying rent increases and exemptions. The bill also addresses the transfer of Long-Term Subsidy Contracts and the transfer of ownership interests in housing accommodations.

Housing Investment Protection Act of 2026 amends District of Columbia housing laws to clarify definitions, modify eviction procedures, and update.

The Housing Investment Protection Act of 2026 amends several District of Columbia housing laws to clarify definitions, modify eviction procedures, and update rent stabilization rules. It defines terms such as "very low-income," "new building," and "owner." The act modifies eviction procedures by specifying how notices must be served and detailing defenses tenants can raise. It updates rent stabilization rules by clarifying rent increases and exemptions. The bill also addresses the transfer of Long-Term Subsidy Contracts and the transfer of ownership interests in housing accommodations.