Your questions answered on rent increases

Talking Tenancies by Residential Tenancies Authority

Jul 19, 20248:12Government & Organizations

From 6 June 2024, changes came into effect for all new and existing tenancies attaching the 12-month frequency limit for rent increases to a property or room, rather than the tenancy or rooming agreement. In this episode...

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