The California Apartment Association, with the assistance of rental housing providers across the state, stopped legislation that could have imposed emergency rent restrictions during wars and other U.S. military actions.…
Author: Debra Carlton
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The California Apartment Association has defeated a bill that would have imposed new restrictions and penalties on the sale of one- to four-unit rental properties by certain property owners.
A bill that would have restricted how housing providers and other employers use criminal background checks in hiring has stalled on the Assembly floor.
A bill before the California Legislature would prevent landlords from evicting tenants who are federal employees or contractors during a government shutdown — and for 30 days after it ends…
State lawmakers are again preparing to consider legislation aimed at restricting the purchase and rental of single-family homes, reviving an issue that has surfaced repeatedly in recent years.
Although initially expected to return this year, a bill dealing with fees in rental housing will not move forward. The measure had been on the California Apartment Association’s high-priority list…
A proposal to limit how rental housing providers use algorithmic pricing tools stalled in the Legislature on Aug. 29, following criticism from the rental housing industry.
A bill that initially threatened to impose new burdens on rental housing providers in the aftermath of local disasters will be amended at the request of the California Apartment Association.…
As we do each year, the California Apartment Association weighed in on hundreds of rental housing-related bills at the state Capitol. We successfully stopped the most problematic bills from reaching…
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…
