Rent Increase and Poor Media
- Landlord and Tenant
- March 26, 2016
If you are moving to Costa Rica and have done your research, you have likely gotten the advice “rent before you buy”. At Outlier Legal, we agree. With Costa Rica’s 12 different climates, differences in internet accessibility, traffic patterns and distances to the things that may matter to you (IE medical care, schools, travel or
READ MORELast April 7th, Irene Campos, the Housing Minister submitted a bill for the consideration and discussion of the senators. This bill proposes three types of rent moratoriums (commercial and residential), as a measure to aid those who have lost or had their income reduced due to the COVID-19 sanitary crisis. This bill states that the
READ MOREThis past Tuesday, March 24th, a new bill was received by the Legislative Branch pertaining to a proposed moratorium on judicial and administrative evictions, which means that landlords would not be able to evict their tenants if they fail to pay rent during the term of this moratorium. This law would aim to prevent individuals, legal entities,
READ MOREIf you are the owner of a property in Costa Rica and offer it for rent, you should know that Law No. 9635 (the Law for Strengthening Public Finances) introduced new obligations that you must comply with. Leases in Costa Rica are governed by Law No. 7527 (Urban and Suburban Leases Act) which includes the
READ MOREI am flabbergasted by the level of ignorance that goes around a number of issues. In this particular instance, I want to make reference to the article posted by The Costa Rica Star with the heading “Costa Rica Law Makers Approve Reform to Limit Rent Increases to Rate of Inflation”. There are two instances of
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