The Connecticut Judicial Branch guide describes no state cap or formula on rent increases. Landlords may raise rent, except during a written lease unless the lease allows it, and no particular notice period is required unless the lease provides one. Fair Rent Commissions in some towns hear complaints but no numeric limit is set.
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“A landlord has the right to raise the rent. But, the rent cannot be increased
during the period of a written lease unless the parties have specifically agreed
to allow an increase …”
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The Connecticut Judicial Branch guide describes no state cap or formula on rent increases. Landlords may raise rent, except during a written lease unless the lease allows it, and no particular notice period is required unless the lease provides one. Fair Rent Commissions in some towns hear complaints but no numeric limit is set.
The law, word for word
“A landlord has the right to raise the rent. But, the rent cannot be increased
during the period of a written lease unless the parties have specifically agreed
to allow an increase …”