Philadelphia City Council has approved legislation authorizing the city to create an anti-displacement fund for tenants forced to move because their property has become uninhabitable.

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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia City Council passed its operating and capital budgets for the upcoming year. Together, the plans call for more than $13 billion to fund the city in the new fiscal ...

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Also, legislation passes to allow tenants to pay security deposits in installments if the amount exceeds one month's rent.

Mayor Cherelle Parker wins approval for her $6.8 billion budget which includes borrowing hundreds of millions of dollars to tackle the city’s housing crisis.

The plan, which had few changes from the proposal made in March, was passed on the final meeting before summer recess.