El Paso Landlord & Rental Housing Ordinance Tracker
Landlords & residential rental property: rent control, rental registration, inspection mandates, tenant protections, junk fees — tracked continuously in El Paso, TX. CouncilRadar reads every published agenda so you hear about proposals before the council votes.
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The ordinance adds the Code Enforcement Department as the housing enforcement officer and applies existing penalties, affecting landlords and residential rental property owners who must comply with the new enforcement structure.
medium impactLandlord & Rental Housing
Property owners of buildings over two stories in the Downtown Management District must undergo safety inspections and fix violations within 30 days, driving significant work for contractors and imposing new compliance burdens on landlords.
high impactContractor & Construction Landlord & Rental Housing
Property owners of buildings over two stories in the Downtown Management District must obtain safety inspections and correct any violations, creating new work for contractors and imposing compliance costs on landlords.
high impactContractor & Construction Landlord & Rental Housing
The ordinance rezones a residential lot to Apartment/Office, enabling Creosote Land to develop rental units and thus directly affecting landlords by permitting new residential rentals.
high impactLandlord & Rental Housing
Rezoning the property from residential to apartment use would permit new rental units, affecting the owner and future landlords/tenants by allowing apartment development.
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Rezoning the vacant lot to allow multifamily apartments and self‑storage will let the owner develop new rental housing, directly impacting landlords and the residential rental market.
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