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NOTICE REGARDING BOSTON’S RENTAL HOUSING REGULATIONS

Dear Property Owner/Agent,

As you know, a significant number of tenants in the City of Boston move into new rental units on or around September 1st. This year, it is more important than ever, to ensure that our residents are living in safe, sanitary housing and to ensure that they are aware of the rules, special protocols and guidelines issued by the City and the Commonwealth. This letter serves to remind you, as a landlord, of certain rules and regulations applicable to off-campus student housing. Please review the rules and regulations summarized below and familiarize yourself with these requirements and available resources in advance of welcoming your prospective tenants this fall:

Rental Unit Delivery Standards
Pursuant to City of Boston Code, Ordinances (CBC) Chapter 9-1.4, property owners/agents are required to deliver rental units to new tenants in a clean and safe condition. CBC 9-1.4 also requires that absentee owners post acceptable contact information and provide smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Owners who deliver rental units that fail to meet these standards may be fined up to $300 per violation. Additional information about requirements for rental units under the State Sanitary Code, can be found on our website.

Rental Inspection Ordinance
Pursuant to City of Boston Code, Ordinances (CBC) Chapter 9-1.3, all rental units must annually register with the Inspectional Services Department. Failure to register your rental units, or renew your registration, may subject you to a penalty of up to $300 per month, per unit. Visit our Rental Registration website for more information.

Overcrowding
The City of Boston takes the issue of overcrowding very seriously. The Boston Zoning Code prohibits more than four undergraduate students from residing in a single rental unit. You are responsible for ensuring that you rental units comply with this zoning regulation.

Rodents & Trash
Rodent activity in Boston is fueled, in large part, by improper disposal and storage of trash. As a property owner, it is your responsibility to ensure that tenants are following the City’s trash disposal rule. As a property owner, you should make preparations to handle any turnover related trash and debris in compliance with the City of Boston’s trash collection schedule. Improper storage of trash may result in fines issued by the City’s Code Enforcement Division. Detailed information and trash day reminders/notifications can be accessed via the City’s Trash Day App. Visit our Trash and Recycling website for more information about trash and recycling. More information pertaining to rodent control can be found on our Rodent Control website.

Enforcement of Municipal Codes and Police Response
Please note that properties to which the Boston Police Department has responded in excess of 4 times in a 12 month period, or to which the Inspectional Services Department or Code Enforcement Division has issued in excess of 4 violations of the State Sanitary, Building, or Housing Codes, or other local ordinances or regulations in a 12 month period, may be deemed “problem properties” and/or “public nuisance properties” by the City’s Problem Properties Task Force. Designation as such could result in fines and other enforcement actions by the City’s regulators and public safety agencies.

COVID-19 Specific Restrictions on Gatherings
Pursuant to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ COVID-19 Order No. 46, indoor gatherings are limited to 8 persons per 1,00 square feet of accessible, indoor floor space, and never more than 25 persons in a single enclosed, indoor space. This limitation is applicable in private homes and backyards. Failure to comply with this Order may result in a civil fine of up to $300 per violation.

Additional Resources
You can visit the City of Boston’s COVID-19 resource & information page for up to date COVID-19 specific information including assistance and resources for Boston residents.

Please ensure that you have reviewed these policies and that you provide necessary information to your tenants. Your assistance in keeping Boston as a safe and clean city is very much appreciated. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Inspectional Services Department at 617.635.5300 or email us at ISD@boston.gov.

Thank you,

Dion Irish, Commissioner
Inspectional Services Department

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View 50 Beacon Hill condos for sale with photos and some with virtual tours and floor plans. Sometimes we also have off-market listings that you can view before they hit the open Beacon Hill real estate market. The historic neighborhood of Beacon Hill is one of Boston’s most desirable places to live. Many of the condos in Beacon Hill are located in timeless brick row-houses, ranging in prices from $400,000 to $15,000,000. Beacon Hill condominiums for sale are steps away form the historic Boston Common and the Charles River. While many of the condos are located in historic Beacon Hill buildings, the interiors are very modern with high tech appliances and energy-efficient heating systems. My new goal for the Fall of 2019 is to provide a percentage of our Beacon Hill Real Estate commission to fight Alzheimer’s Select us to represent you either as a buyer or seller’s agent and we’ll give back a portion of the sales commission to find a cure for this awful disease.

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