Overview
- Mexico City authorities have launched public consultations on a 14-point anti-gentrification plan to curb housing displacement.
- The draft law would tie annual rent increases to the inflation rate and introduce a fair-rent framework for tenants.
- Short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb would be subject to stricter limits to ease pressure on Condesa and Roma housing markets.
- The proposal includes expanded public housing in central neighborhoods and the creation of an agency to enforce rent controls and penalize violators.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned xenophobic slogans seen in some protests even as city leaders engage directly with anti-gentrification activists.