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The bill is just the latest in a line of governments trying to implement rent control.

The most in-demand metros are near economic hubs and boast a lower cost of living.

Capital is available to finance hotel transactions, though credit standards remain high.

High-street deals increasingly involve greater lease flexibility and larger concession packages.

There is also a separate $24.7 billion investment in affordable housing.

While some key fundamentals are trending in the wrong direction, Omaha's retail sector looks stable.

So far, eight investments for $1.7 billion have been made through the fund.

Groups representing landlords are pushing back against the expansion of protections.