The Government proposed amendments to the urban leasing law, increasing the maximum rent values that the State can assume from landlords. This measure comes in the context of a broader reform of leasing legislation.
The maximum eligible rent values for state guarantee will be higher than the limits currently in force. This increase in limits aims to make rental support programs more accessible to a greater number of tenants.
The rent guarantee is a mechanism through which the State commits to paying the landlord if the tenant fails to meet their payment obligations. However, this tool has been little used since its implementation.
The amendment proposal is being debated and should proceed to public consultation or approval, depending on the legislative process underway.
