Indiana Cities Lose Rental Caps, Sparking Housing Debate
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In Hamilton County, Indiana, cities like Carmel and Fishers face a setback in their efforts to preserve single-family home ownership. New state laws, signed by Governor Mike Braun, block local ordinances capping rentals at ten percent per subdivision. These rules, aimed at curbing big investors, clash with national trends and local concerns about affordable starter homes. Opponents argue the caps limited property rights and lacked broad support. Both cities plan to enforce the rules until the deadline, hoping data will prove the caps work and sway lawmakers. New strategies, like higher taxes on big investors, are being considered to keep neighborhoods owner-focused.
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