Landlords would give tenants 45 days to accept a purchase offer before selling rental property or giving notice to leave for demolition, repurposing, or sale.
Tenants would get 45 days to accept a purchase offer before landlords could sell their rental property or give notice to leave for demolition, repurposing, or sale.
Landlords’ offers would have to meet price limits and leave them no ownership share. Tenants could challenge an offer and request an appraisal at their own expense.
Landlords would offer tenants a chance to buy before selling or giving notice to leave for demolition, repurposing, or sale. The offer would cover the rented home or the property where it stands. Landlords would deliver the offer by hand, electronic message, or certified mail. If tenants rejected a compliant offer or did not respond within 45 days, owners could immediately sell to another buyer at the same price and on the same key terms. The 45 days would start when the tenant received the offer. The proposal listed July 1, 2025, as its effective date, but it died without becoming law.
Landlords would make a genuine sale offer and could not keep an ownership share. These rules would cover offers for the rented home or the property where it stands. The price could not exceed a comparable price between a willing buyer and seller or the property's appraised value. Tenants could challenge whether the offer was genuine and request a licensed appraiser's valuation at their own expense. Tenants would give written notice of a challenge by hand, electronic message, or certified mail.
No hearings or votes scheduled.