Would-be tenants face drug tests before rental approval
Chicago housing firm Holston Management requires illegal drug tests for would-be tenants at The Bryn Mawr and two other buildings. Tests, funded by owners, aim to reduce crime and drug activity, with some tenants denied or lease nonrenewals after failing. Legal concerns cite possible discrimination against disabled individuals and minorities.
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