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Amsterdam: possible easing of rent rules poorly thought out

Amsterdam: possible easing of rent rules poorly thought out

Amsterdam housing alderman Zita Pels has criticized potential national government plans to relax rent regulations, calling the move ill-conceived. Pels warns that easing these rules would allow rental prices to rise more rapidly, negatively impacting tenants.

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