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New Ellis Act Rental Payment Differential Not Enforced

NewsBy SFTUJune 12, 2015

An amendment to the relocation payment providing a rental payment differential is not currently being enforced by the City of San Francisco because the City believes the new rental payment differential is included in the ruling of Levin v. City and County of San Francisco.

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