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Senate committee adopts amendment shortening landlord sale-notice period for fixed‑term tenancies
Summary
The Senate Committee on Housing and Development adopted a dash‑1 amendment to Senate Bill 586 that would shorten the required notice a landlord must give tenants on fixed‑term tenancies when selling a dwelling unit to an owner‑occupant, and voted to send the bill to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation.
The Senate Committee on Housing and Development on March 19 adopted an amendment to Senate Bill 586 and voted to send the measure to the Senate floor with a due‑pass recommendation.
The adopted dash‑1 amendment would reduce the notice a landlord must give a tenant on a fixed‑term tenancy when selling the dwelling unit to a buyer who intends to reside there. Under the amendment, with written proof of an offer, the required…
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