Prohibits use and sale of algorithmic devices for setting rent price or occupancy of residential dwelling units.
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Overview
This bill prohibits the sale and use of algorithmic devices that set or recommend rent prices or occupancy rates for residential dwelling units in New Jersey. It aims to prevent landlords from using these tools to coordinate and artificially inflate rents, which can contribute to housing instability. The bill defines key terms like ‘algorithmic device’ and ‘non-public competitor data’ and grants the Attorney General the authority to pursue civil action and penalties for violations. It also updates existing state law to reflect these prohibitions.
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