L.A. Times urges voters to reject Prop 33, echoing from other major newspapers
The Los Angeles Times today urged voters to reject Proposition 33, warning that it would harm California’s housing market by giving cities unrestricted power to impose rent controls. The newspaper cautioned that these controls could stifle new housing development, making it financially unfeasible to build, particularly when it comes to affordable units.
Proposition 33 aims to repeal 1995’s Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, the state’s most important rental housing protection law. Learn how you can help defeat the “Justice for Renters Act” and keep radical rent control out of California.
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See the No on Prop 33 Rental Owners’ Fact Sheet
Proposition 33 aims to repeal 1995’s Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, the state’s most important rental housing protection law. Learn how you can help defeat the “Justice for Renters Act” and keep radical rent control out of California.
Learn more
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