> if strict can give equal chances to tenants no matter your background.
The GP's point is that it gives equal chances to tenants to stay. New tenants do not benefit from rent control, they instead are hurt by the higher prices due to lower supply.
The GP's point is that it gives equal chances to tenants to stay. New tenants do not benefit from rent control, they instead are hurt by the higher prices due to lower supply.
It's regulations and NYMBYs that prevents any new building with higher occupancy.
Rent control reduces development revenue.
They both play a part in making building development less attractive, just from different sides.