Berkeley's Elmwood Experiment

W Dennis Keating

Berkeley's Elmwood Experiment

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Abstract

This Article examines the Elmwood experiment, explores its legal ramifications, compares and contrasts land use regulations with rent and eviction controls as regulatory policies, and discusses the national significance of the Elmwood experiment. Berkeley is the only American city that currently has adopted commercial rent stabilization and it is the only American city that has ever enacted rent and eviction controls that apply only to a single neighborhood

Original language	American English
Journal	Western Government Research Journal
Volume	2
State	Published - Jan 1 1986

Keywords

commercial rent control
commercial rent stabilization
elmwood
diverse
neighborhood
shopping district
commercial displacement
legislation
constitutionality
court decisions
judicial interpretation
fair returns

Disciplines

Housing Law
Land Use Law
Urban Studies

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Berkeley's Elmwood Experiment

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