Rent Increase Risk of Eviction

The article explains that Law No. 164 of 2025 regarding old rent regulations outlines the conditions and procedures for terminating leases and vacating residential units. Reasons for eviction include using the property for activities that violate morals or the expiration of the legal extension right. The law introduces two additional cases: ownership of another rental unit by the tenant, and the closure of the leased unit. It also clarifies that closing the unit can be either temporary or justified, and that eviction before the end of transitional periods is permissible if the tenant leaves the unit for more than a year without reason or owns another property. Starting in September 2026, an annual increase of 15% on the rental value was implemented, which could significantly raise rents. This particularly affects elderly tenants and pensioners, with warnings that such increases might serve as a "backdoor method of eviction" if they are unable to pay. The law is based on principles aimed at balancing the rights of tenants and landlords, establishing clear regulations for the eviction process according to courts and constitutional decisions.

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