Housing Investment Protection Act of 2026 amends District of Columbia housing laws.
The Housing Investment Protection Act of 2026 amends District of Columbia housing laws to clarify definitions, restrict sales of certain properties, and modify eviction procedures. It defines terms like "owner," "tenant," and "new building." It restricts sales of new buildings unless certain conditions are met. It modifies eviction procedures, including notice requirements and court timelines. It also addresses the transfer of rent supplement program funds and the appointment of registered agents for nonresident owners.
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