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Developing Cape Town's right to housing in the rental sector - how the Rental Housing Tribunal can learn from New York : : feature

Natalie J. Webb

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The stability of a rental housing market is critical for any city. Rental laws must protect tenants in order to create secure, affordable housing as well as establish inclusive communities that provide equal access to social services, such as health and education. Likewise, rental legislation should encourage landlords to invest in rental property to provide this necessary and adequate housing.

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Key concepts: Renting, Rental housing, Business, Legislation, Tribunal, Cape, Order (exchange), Public housing