2020 was a rough year for everyone, with renters and landlords often bearing the brunt of the recession.

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To prepare you for the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, financial crash and recession, firsttuesday sketches out the shape of the market in 2020 and beyond.
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2020 was a rough year for everyone, with renters and landlords often bearing the brunt of the recession.
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This article is part I of a two-part series covering California’s Tenant, Homeowner, and Small Landlord Relief Stabilization Act of 2020.
The recession’s impact has been basically the same for California’s urban and suburban markets, with one big exception.
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