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While the rematch of the Biden v. Trump battle will capture the bulk of the political national media attention over the course of the summer, there...
Read PostExpect a very active 2024 campaign season as, for the first time in 12 years, voters get to decide on an open Governor’s race as well as vote...
Read PostJust as every new year starts and the holiday season comes to a close, you can be sure that another Washington Legislative Session is here....
Read Post• Frustration with city regulations is cited as a major concern.• Nearly 7,000 single-family rentals homes are no longer on the...
Read PostRHAWA is working hard to keep track of the ever-changing landscape of rental housing regulation in various jurisdictions across Washington State....
Read PostOnce again small housing providers are in the crosshairs by the progressive Democrats in Olympia who do not seem to understand how they are killing...
Read Postordinance NO. 996 now effective in shoreline Ordinance NO. 996 effective 12/19/2023 creates additional resident rights in the City of Shoreline....
Read PostRHAWA's Ongoing Fight Against Tacoma Measure 1, King County + the US Supreme Court Tacoma Measure OneRHAWA’s Legal Defense Fund (LDF) is...
Read PostSo, what is relocation assistance? Relocation assistance in basic terms says that if a property provider raises rent a certain amount year-over-year...
Read PostLegislative Session is almost over, but your RHAWA Government Affairs team is still hard at work fighting to maintain your rights as small housing...
Read PostSeveral RHAWA forms have been revised as of 12/13/2022 based on the outcome of Sherwood Auburn v. Pinzon, a case related to a tenant receiving two...
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