End of session report: Major anti-rental housing bills halted by CAA advocacy
In the state legislative session that just ended, the California Apartment Association successfully lobbied for bills beneficial to the rental housing industry while stopping legislation that would have had a devastating effect on rental housing providers.
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
Proposition 34 will close a loophole in our healthcare system that’s allowed the diversion of dollars intended for patient care to be spent on things like music festivals, luxury real estate investments and political campaigns, such as rent control and no-growth measures. Learn more
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