New law requires new homes and residential buildings to power electric vehicles – Loop North News

"...(F)or developers of multi-unit condo and apartment towers, the costs could go into tens of thousands of dollars, upping per-square-foot construction costs, sale prices, and rents. The law also requires landlords to install an electric vehicle charging station into a new residential building upon a tenant’s request. However, landlords are allowed to charge a security deposit to cover the costs of restoring the property to its original condition once a tenant moves out."