D.C.’s New Pet Housing Rules: What Housing Providers Need to Know
D.C.'s new pet rent and pet deposit restrictions are set to take effect in 2026, creating significant operational and compliance considerations for housing providers.
Join Offit Kurman's landlord representation team for a practical discussion of the new law, including what the changes mean for property owners and managers, how they impact leasing and revenue practices, and the steps housing providers should take now to prepare.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of the legislation, compliance requirements, and best practices for navigating these new pet-related housing regulations.
Bring your questions and join us for a timely discussion designed to members navigate the new requirements with greater clarity and confidence.
Featured Speakers
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Robert (Rob) Donahue is a Principal in Offit Kurman's Landlord Representation Practice Group. He focuses his practice on litigation and delivering practical, efficient solutions for property owners and managers. Robert regularly advises housing providers on complex landlord-tenant matters and developments impacting the multifamily housing industry, including Washington, D.C.'s evolving rental housing laws and regulations. |
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Jennifer Jean-Gilles is a Principal at Offit Kurman whose practice focuses on landlord-tenant and real estate litigation. She represents residential and commercial landlords in lease enforcement matters, eviction proceedings, fair housing disputes, and breach of lease actions. Jennifer also brings valuable industry experience from managing affordable housing properties, including matters involving Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) communities, recertifications, and lease disputes. |
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