Rendas. Deco appeals to parliament to balance new law

The consumer protection association Deco criticizes the government's proposed changes to urban rental laws, urging parliament to ensure balanced protections for both landlords and tenants. Deco supports reform but emphasizes the need for a fair approach that does not disproportionately favor one side. They express concerns over increased rental costs due to proposed changes in advance rent and deposit limits, and advocate for maintaining current limits. Deco also highlights the importance of allowing tenants time to rectify payment issues before eviction and calls for reasonable stability periods in contracts. They warn against significant rent increases that could burden low-income families and stress the need for effective housing policies that address supply, pricing, and financial stability for families. The government's proposal has sparked social protests and is currently under parliamentary discussion, with a vote expected in November.