Minnesota SF1036 prohibits landlords from using coordinating services to set rental prices, lease terms, and occupancy levels.
Minnesota SF1036 aims to prevent landlords from using coordinating services to manipulate rental prices, lease renewal terms, and occupancy levels. The bill defines a "coordinator" as any person operating a software or data analytics service that performs a coordinating function for landlords. This includes collecting and analyzing rental data from multiple landlords and recommending actions based on that data. The bill prohibits landlords from engaging with coordinators and bars coordinators from facilitating agreements among landlords to avoid competition.
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