The University of Minnesota Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA):

• Conducted research about rental market conditions in Minneapolis
• Analyzed how a rent stabilization policy might impact those conditions

The University of Minnesota Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) presented its research to the City Council.

Minneapolis voters authorized the City Council to consider a rent stabilization policy by approving Charter Amendment #185. 

Go to our Legislative Information Management System (LIMS) to see: 

• CURA's Rent Stabilization Study
• CURA's Rent Stabilization Report presentation slides
• Charter Amendment #185

The City Council:

• Adopted a resolution establishing the Rent Stabilization Work Group
• Identified and approved members of the work group

The Rent Stabilization Work Group started its work.

Go to our Legislative Information Management System (LIMS) to see: 

• Resolution No. 2022R-110: Establishing the Housing/Rent Stabilization Work Group
• The charge of the Rent Stabilization Work Group

The Work Group submits rent stabilization policy recommendations to the City Council.

The City Council:

• Completes the legislative process for proposals
• Submits rent stabilization policy language to appear on the 2023 election ballot

Minneapolis voters determine if the policy goes into effect.