THE PROTECTION IS GONE. THE LANDLORDS ARE COMING.
The temporary rent protections for Los Angeles fire victims have expired. The city is no longer blocking rent spikes for the displaced. This allows landlords to capitalize on the loss of homes.
The mechanism for exploitation is back in place.
- Landlords can raise prices at will.
- Displaced residents have no legal recourse.
- The market will prioritize profit over survival.
The Los Angeles Times reported that the ban ended despite warnings about price gouging. The decision follows the expiration of the emergency period. The vulnerable are left to navigate the wreckage alone. This is the standard procedure for the modern city.
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