www.startribune.com/three-injure...

Only the city of St. Paul has enacted local rent control (subsequently weakening it to the extent it is nearly meaningless for many tenants) and the city of Brooklyn Center has enacted a limited version of just cause protections.

Really past due time for them to get moving on these recommendations.

The FHIC includes the <sarcasm> *extremely left-wing/radical counties* </sarcasm> of Anoka, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey & Washington; the Metro HRA; the CDAs of Scott & Carver Counties; & the cities of Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Minneapolis, Plymouth, Saint Paul & Woodbury.

This is from the 2020 Twin Cities Regional Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice, which was completed by the Fair Housing Implementation Council (FHIC), and is available to view as a whole here: www.dakotacda.org/fair-housing...

On Monday 12/15/25 MPHA filed 30 evictions, and its affiliated entity Community Housing Resources filed 12 evictions.

Hey mihra, are there too many tenant protections in Minnesota?

Hey mihra, what's your opinion on tenant organizing?

Hey mihra, what should landlords do when immigration enforcement demands entry to a rental unit without a warrant?

I wonder what might happen if someone asked mihra about a certain disgraced former Minnesota Multihousing Association board chair?

They must have asked mihra for a new name?

Also, MHA thinks they represent ALL housing in MN now:

It only lets you ask 2 questions (per IP address), unless you're a member.

It's a new challenge—can you get it to respond incorrectly with both of your requests?