The state has sided with tenants. Intermediary companies are circumventing the law according to the ministries
The Czech government has expressed its opposition to the way rental intermediary companies operate, claiming they are violating tenant protection laws.
They are sentenced to 6 months in prison and a fine of $706 for trying to recover their rented property
An elderly couple in Ecuador was sentenced to prison and fined for attempting to evict a tenant from their property, leading to public outcry over the case's irregularities.
Through the Window, Smoke Billows, But the Firefighters Did Not Want to Open the Door: The Tenant Almost Killed the Apartment Owner
A fire in a KlaipÄ—da apartment was narrowly contained thanks to prompt police and firefighter intervention, but the apartment owner's life was endangered due to the tenant's negligence.
Reform UK promises to scrap flagship Labour worker and renters’ protections
Reform UK has announced intentions to revoke key legislation related to workers' rights and tenant protections, drawing criticism from unions and renters' groups.
Frankfurt Tenant Aid: The Landlord as a Villain
Frankfurt's initiative to provide vouchers for tenant association memberships highlights a potentially biased stance against landlords in municipal politics.
Frankfurt Tenant Assistance: The Landlord as the Enemy Image
Frankfurt introduces vouchers for memberships in tenant associations, reflecting a perceived bias in municipal politics favoring tenants over landlords.
Nigel Farage 'mask off' as Reform offers lifeline to bad bosses and rogue landlords
Nigel Farage's political party, Reform, faces criticism for proposing the repeal of worker protections and tenant rights legislation.
29 Years in Prison for Former Teachers and Tenant for Rape in Cayambe
A tribunal sentenced three men to 29 years in prison for their roles in the rape of two teenage students in Cayambe, Ecuador.
Nigel Farage unveils 'war on working people' with plot to slash protections - key points
Nigel Farage and Reform UK have announced plans to roll back worker and tenant protections, provoking outrage from unions and political opponents.
Yle: The Housing Business Run on State Funds is in Financial Difficulties
NAL Asunnot Oy is facing significant financial difficulties due to various economic factors, leading to increased rent pressures and tenant displacement.
A young man found himself in a confusing situation during an apartment showing – the landlord's proposal was too much
A survey reveals Finnish tenants' disturbing experiences with landlords, including unexpected visits and filthy apartments.
Dirty oven and stains on the door – landlord withheld the entire rental deposit
A Finnish consumer dispute board recommends that a landlord return 1,460 euros of a 1,500-euro rental deposit that was withheld due to alleged property damages and cleaning deficiencies.
Photos: 19-year-old tenant threw a television out the window – the apartment was revealed to be a total wreck
A 19-year-old man in Jyväskylä was sentenced for causing extensive damage to his rental apartment, including throwing a television out the window and damaging various fixtures.
Even a fine of 5 thousand zlotys. New powers of cooperatives and communities towards tenants
New regulations in Poland will enforce mandatory access for inspections in residential buildings, imposing fines on tenants who refuse entry.
The Double Torment of Jacqueline, whose Inquiokupa has been Murdered: "She was my friend... and also my enemy. And now she is dead"
Jacqueline Guillén grapples with the violent death of Petronila, a former friend turned tenant, in her Madrid apartment.
Tenant jumps over wall and finds resident dead in a house in Cuiabá
A 74-year-old woman was found dead in her home in Cuiabá, Brazil, by her tenant who was alerted by a neighbor due to a foul smell.
Higher Pension, Higher Rent: 'It Should Mask the Fact That There Are Too Few Social Housing Units'
A pension increase for a senior citizen in Frankfurt has led to significantly higher rent payments, raising concerns about social housing availability.
Severe cold forces housing associations to investigate heating obligations and cost-saving options
The ongoing severe cold in Estonia is prompting housing associations to address issues of unheated apartments and rising energy bills.
Realtor rents out rental apartments with excessive rent
A realtor in northwest Stockholm is renting out several apartments with significantly increased rents, prompting residents to criticize the landlord for allowing this practice to continue.
Bad news for tenants in Los Angeles: a halt to a law that sought to extend protection against evictions
A recent proposal in Los Angeles to extend tenant protections against evictions was rejected by the county's Board of Supervisors.
The neighbors of Tribulete begin their resistance in court against the fund they accuse of real estate harassment
Residents of Tribulete in Madrid are taking legal action against their investment fund, accusing it of harassment to force them out of their homes.
What to do if the landlord asks you to vacate the apartment before the lease expires
The article discusses tenant rights in Argentina regarding early lease termination when a landlord requests the apartment back before the contractual end date.
Debtors are prioritized, owners of apartments are hardly protected by the state, readers write
The article discusses the challenges faced by apartment owners in Czechia regarding state-protection policies that favor debtors over landlords.
Gavin Newsom signed three laws that change rentals in California in 2026
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed three laws that will implement new transparency requirements for rental listings starting in 2026.
New Citizen Service: The City of Haar Offers Free Legal Advice
The city of Haar in Germany is now providing free legal advice to its residents on matters such as tenant rights and employment issues.
Bożena Dykiel. From Nymph on a Honda to a Tenant from the House on Wspólna
The article highlights the illustrious career of Polish actress Bożena Dykiel, who made a stunning entrance into the theater scene in 1974 and became known for her vibrant performances under director Adam Hanuszkiewicz.
Live like a poor person, pay like a rich one! We're dissecting utility bills
A Latvian tenant expresses outrage over high utility bills in a small apartment, questioning the fairness of the costs compared to larger living spaces.
Legal Column: Do Tenants Have to Sign a Protocol Before Moving Out?
The article discusses whether tenants are legally required to sign a return protocol when moving out of a rental property in Germany.
The tenant had just carried the items to his new home when an unpleasant surprise was revealed - an expert warns of a new phenomenon
New rental market challenges prompt advice for quick action from a housing association leader in Finland.
Rent: Real Estate Industry Rejects Hubig's Plans for Tenant Protection
The real estate industry in Germany, represented by ZIA, opposes new tenant protection laws proposed by Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig, arguing they could further deter investment in the housing market.
Warning about rentals in New York: the potential impact of Mamdani's measures
An analysis highlights the potential negative effects of a rental freeze in New York proposed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, suggesting it could lead to increased rental prices due to reduced tenant mobility.
Renting an apartment increased the debts of an unemployed person with disabilities to the Kaunas municipality
A court case is examining Kaunas municipality's request to recover debts from an unemployed tenant with disabilities and to terminate their rental agreement.
Proposal from SPD Ministry of Justice: Indexed rents should be capped
Germany's Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig proposes stronger regulations on indexed rents to protect tenants, as outlined in a new bill released by the SPD-led ministry.
Federal Politics: Justice Minister Hubig Plans Stricter Regulations for Landlords
Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig has proposed stricter regulations for landlords in an effort to relieve the financial burden on tenants in Germany.
Justice Minister Hubig: Plans for Rental Law Reform Take Shape
Justice Minister Hubig outlines plans for reforming rental laws in Germany, focusing on rules for furnished apartments and limiting rent increases, which may stir discussions.
The supercomputer Atenea, new tenant for the 'quantum mile' of Donostia, the ultratechnological boulevard
The supercomputer Atenea has been inaugurated in Donostia as part of a developing 'quantum mile', which aims to enhance local technological infrastructure with cutting-edge quantum computing facilities.
From the security deposit for the apartment, the owner must pay interest to the tenant. This can amount to tens of thousands.
Property owners in Czechia are required to pay interest to tenants on security deposits, potentially amounting to significant sums.
Changes in Access to Municipal Housing
The article discusses proposed changes to tenant rights legislation that will affect income criteria for municipal housing allocation and grant new powers to local authorities regarding land registry reviews.
Police arrest landlady over poisoning of tenant’s three-year-old child
Nafisat Lateef has been arrested by the Ondo State Police for allegedly poisoning her tenant's three-year-old son after a dispute with the child's mother.
Housing: Ten Problems Making Munich the Most Expensive Rental Market in Germany
Ten significant issues, including rent deregulation and gentrification, are causing extreme distress for tenants in Munich, making it the costliest rental market in Germany.
A Civil Guard on Trial for Snooping in Police Database Regarding His Tenant
A Civil Guard faces trial for illegally accessing police databases to check on his tenant's situation, risking a lengthy prison sentence and professional disqualification.
Valencia Tenants' Union is born, a tool for social organization against rental abuses
The Valencia Tenants' Union has been established as a collective organization to defend tenant rights and combat rental abuses amid public administration neglect.
New owners of Kuressaare Spa building gradually restore its historical appearance
The new owners of the Kuressaare Spa building plan to restore its historical appearance in phases, allowing the tenant to continue operations during the main season.
Ghanaian in police net for de-roofing tenant’s house
A Ghanaian national was arrested for allegedly removing the roof of his tenant's apartment in Nigeria following a dispute over eviction.
Police arrest tenant over neighbour’s death in Gombe
A 37-year-old tenant, Bello Abubakar, has been arrested by the Gombe State Police in connection with the death of 38-year-old Maryam Hassan, who was found with severe head injuries outside her residence.
Canada: Heating turned off for economy - Then... ice covered everything
A tenant in Trois-Rivières, near Montreal, turned off the heating to save costs, resulting in a frozen apartment after pipes burst and water turned to ice in extreme winter conditions.
Police arrest Ghanaian landlord for removing tenant’s roof in Rivers
A Ghanaian landlord has been arrested in Rivers State for allegedly removing the roof of his tenant's apartment after the tenant failed to vacate following a grace period.
Finland may get a new crisis municipality – industrial property that has absorbed millions in aid threatens to sink Hartola into a swamp
In Hartola, a large vacant industrial hall poses a risk of the municipality being classified as a crisis area due to the inability to find a new tenant or buyer after the previous business ceased operations over two years ago.
The Government slices the decree to save pensions and negotiates on multiple fronts to maintain anti-eviction measures
The Spanish government is negotiating a divided decree aimed at protecting pensions while trying to maintain anti-eviction measures for vulnerable tenants amidst pressure from various political factions.
Compensation to prospective tenant for racial discrimination
The Federal Supreme Court in Karlsruhe, Germany ruled in favor of a woman from Pakistan who was denied rental housing due to her foreign nationality, awarding her compensation for racial discrimination.