A ballot initiative seeking to cap annual rent increases across Massachusetts at 5 percent gained enough signatures to advance. Real estate groups and small landlords have pledged heavy opposition. Supporters say the measure is necessary to prevent displacement. Critics argue it will discourage new housing construction.
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