Examples of CPI Rent Adjustment in a sentence
Beginning in 2002, the CPI Rent Adjustment is the average of the percentage increase in the CPI—All items and the CPI—Less shelter for the twelve (12) month period starting on March 1 of each calendar year and ending on the last day of February of the following calendar year calculated to the nearest one tenth of one percent.
However, the total of CPI Adjustments imposed in any one Rent increase, including the current CPI Rent Adjustment, may not exceed three times the allowable CPI Rent Adjustment on the effective date of the Rent Increase notice.
An owner may notice a rent increase for a CPI Rent Adjustment so that the rent increase is effective during the period from July 1 following the Rent Adjustment Program's announcement of the annual CPI Rent Adjustment through June 30 of the next year.
In no event may any banked CPI Rent Adjustment be implemented more than ten years after it accrues.
If a landlord chooses to increase rents less than the annual CPI Adjustment [formerly Annual Permissible Increase] permitted by the Ordinance, any remaining CPI Rent Adjustment may be carried over to succeeding twelve (12) month periods (“Banked”).
The allowed fee pass-through shall not be added to the rent to calculate the CPI Rent Adjustment or any other rent adjustment and shall not be considered a rent increase.
In accordance with rules set out in the regulations, an owner may bank CPI rent adjustments and annual permissible rent adjustments previously authorized by this Chapter and notice a Banking Rent increase concurrent with a CPI Rent Adjustment.
This section sets forth the regulations for a Rent adjustment exceeding the CPI Rent Adjustment and that is not authorized as an allowable increase following certain vacancies.
The amount of any noticed rent increase above the CPI Rent Adjustment and Banking that is the subject of a petition is not operative until the decision is final.
Finally, average annual growth rates for the period 2020/21-2022/23 in the different scenarios are projected to be about 3%, 3.6%, 6% and 2.2% (in the baseline, ‘central’, ‘high’ and ‘low’ cost scenarios respectively).