The Tacoma City Council framed the vote as a win for both landlords and tenants, while housing justice advocates say they feel slighted.
TACOMA, Wash. — Despite a last-minute protest outside city hall, the Tacoma City Council voted Tuesday to change some tenant and landlord protections previously included in the 2023 Landlord Fairness Code.
The city framed it as a win for both sides of the housing equation, but a vocal tenant rights group suggests the changes will lead to devastating consequences.
“There are neighbors who are currently, and [some] that very soon will have no choice but to be out here on the
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