5. Mietrechtliches Inflationslinderungsgesetz – 5. MILG

This is a government bill in the Austrian National Council (Nationalrat) that amends tenancy law to dampen the effect of inflation on rents. It is the fifth law of this series, a name that refers to the Mietrechtliches Inflationslinderungsgesetz, or tenancy-law anti-inflation act. Earlier versions of this kind have limited how much landlords may raise rents in response to rising consumer prices. Based on the title and subject tags only, the bill appears to continue that approach. The full text would be needed to confirm the specific rules. The bill mainly affects tenants and landlords in Austria, particularly those with rental contracts subject to statutory rent adjustment rules. Tenants may face smaller or delayed rent increases, while landlords may see limits on how much they can pass inflation costs on. Details on which housing types and contract categories are covered should be checked in the official text.