Minnesota HF1854 prohibits landlords from nonrenewing leases for tenants in rental units undergoing renovations funded by government assistance.
Minnesota HF1854 establishes that landlords receiving government assistance to renovate rental units must allow tenants to continue residing in the units. Nonrenewal of a lease in violation of this provision is void, and landlords are liable for tenant costs, including attorney fees. The bill also considers unreasonable or disproportionate rental increases as a violation.
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