Legislation now on the governor’s desk would require rental housing providers to put their pet policies in writing and provide them to prospective tenants before collecting application fees.
Author: Mike Nemeth
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State lawmakers have approved legislation supported by the California Apartment Association that would fix a flaw in eviction law that lets courts dismiss a case outright over improper service.
California rental housing providers can get answers to recurring questions about service and support animals during a free California Apartment Association webinar at 10 a.m. Sept. 30.
Even when nothing goes wrong, a California eviction case can take four to five months from start to finish. And all it takes is a single technical misstep — a…
The California Apartment Association is asking rental housing providers to contact their representative in the state Assembly and urge a no vote on legislation that could cap rent increases during…
A proposal that would have exposed rental housing providers and other businesses to substantial penalties involving algorithm-assisted pricing will not advance this year. Algorithm-assisted pricing typically uses automated systems —…
The 2026 CAA Nominating Committee, chaired by Bradley Johnson (Greystar), is pleased to announce the recommended slate of candidates for open seats on the 2027 CAA Board of Directors. Thank…
California Apartment Association members can get a one-hour refresher on screening fees, utility charges, late fees and other common rental housing charges during a Sept. 16 webinar rebroadcast. Meet the…
The California Apartment Association and San Francisco Apartment Association are opposing zero-emission water-heater standards for the Bay Area that they say could force costly electrical and structural upgrades when gas…
The California Apartment Association’s recent court work could affect rent control, forced gas-to-electric conversions, eviction rights, and property-rights claims for housing providers in California and beyond.
