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Rent Control
In California, over 20 cities and counties have implemented long-term rent control ordinances for residential rental housing. In addition, since Jan. 1, 2020, the California Tenant Protection Act has extended rent caps and eviction restrictions to many properties not governed by local ordinances.
By controlling prices, rent control can contribute to a reduced housing supply and the rise of expensive shadow markets. These regulations disproportionately benefit middle- and upper-class renters who retain price-controlled units, leaving those truly in need to seek costlier, distant housing options.
Rent control’s original policy goals may have been well-intentioned, but today, its benefits are disproportionately enjoyed by those who least require assistance, exacerbating the housing crisis for the most vulnerable populations.
Education
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Forms
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Exemption From Santa Ana Rent Control And Just Cause Eviction Ordinance Addendum (Separately Alienable Exemption)
Notice of AB 1482 Addendum
Notice Of Exemption From Santa Ana Rent Control And Just Cause Eviction Ordinance (Separately Alienable Exemption)
Notice of Expiration of Lease And Non-Binding Proposal For Renewal – City of Santa Ana
Notice Of Fixed Term Lease And Renewal Offer – City of Santa Ana
Notice Of Santa Ana Rent Control Ordinance
Santa Ana Rent Control Ordinance Addendum
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent – City of Sacramento
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent – City of Santa Ana
Water Conservation Information
Industry Insights
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AB 1482: Questions and Answers
CAA Reference Guide: Laws Affecting the Ability to Raise the Rent
City of Los Angeles Large Rent Increase Relocation Assistance Requirement (Non-RSO Units)
Complying with Mountain View’s Rent Control Law
Ellis Act: A General Overview
Local Rent Control Chart
Los Angeles County Eviction Moratorium & Rent Freeze: July 2022 Forward
Oakland’s Rent Control Law – The Rent Adjustment Program Ordinance (RAP)
Oakland’s Rent Control Law – The Tenant Move Out Agreement Ordinance
Sacramento Tenant Protection and Relief Act: Questions and Answers
In the News
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The most important law you’ve (probably) never heard of is in jeopardy. In a matter of months, voters across California will decide the fate of the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act,…
After years of debate, the Concord City Council on March 5 passed a long-anticipated rent control ordinance on a 4-1 vote, with Councilwoman Laura Hoffmeister remaining opposed. The council’s action…
The U.S. Supreme Court this month declined to hear appeals of two cases challenging the constitutionality of rent control and eviction restrictions, cases that had garnered support from the California…
In a move that culminates years of intense debate, the Concord City Council early Wednesday voted to implement a rent control and “just cause” eviction ordinance, despite continued opposition from…
A legislative proposal to broaden the scope of rent control in California has been halted. SB 466 by Sen. Aisha Wahab, D-Hayward, sought to modify the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act,…
The California Apartment Association today escalated its legal battle against Pasadena’s rent control law, filing an opening brief in the appellate court contesting the constitutionality of the measure. CAA’s brief…
The California Apartment Association is opposing efforts to introduce rent control measures in four Bay Area cities and one Central Valley city. Tenant activists began campaigns in December to place…
The Concord City Council later this month will continue its public hearing on its proposed rent control ordinance, planning to reassess amendments that could significantly increase its restrictiveness. This meeting,…
The Concord City Council has postponed its decision on a proposed rent control and “just cause” eviction ordinance to Jan. 9, citing the need for further review of public feedback…
