The California Apartment Association, in collaboration with the San Francisco Apartment Association, has filed a brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case challenging Los Angeles’s COVID-19 eviction…
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The following is a statement from Tom Bannon, chief executive officer for the California Apartment Association: “In joining the fight to stop the abuse of public health care dollars, CAA…
Rent control has gone down in defeat in Tuesday’s election in three municipalities in Marin County: Larkspur, San Anselmo, and Fairfax. The results below are current as of Friday afternoon.
The City of Los Angeles is moving forward with potential adjustments to its rent control ordinance, which could alter allowable rent increases for rent-controlled units across the city. This comes…
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday, Nov. 7, declared a state of emergency in Ventura County due to the Mountain Fire, which has burned more than 19,600 acres, destroyed structures, and…
The California Apartment Association has opened registration for the first two segments of its highly anticipated Year-in-Review Webinar Series, designed to equip rental housing providers with vital updates and insights…
Over objections from the California Apartment Association, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday approved stricter limits on annual rent increases for unincorporated areas, impacting many rental units…
Despite objections from the California Apartment Association, the Los Angeles City Council has approved updates to the Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance that could lead to increased lawsuits against rental housing providers.
Thanks to a campaign led by the California Apartment Association, voters have once again rejected a statewide proposition that would have brought extreme rent control policies back to California. As…
California’s rental property owners face an increasingly dire insurance market, the California Apartment Association warned during a recent informational hearing before the state’s Board of Equalization.
