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.
Author: Mike Nemeth
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The nominating period for the 2027 CAA Board of Directors is underway. Applications are due by Friday, Aug. 14, 2026.
Leasing a unit, screening applicants, collecting rent, managing maintenance and supervising employees require different skills. In California, many of those responsibilities also involve state-specific rules.
Santa Monica rent-controlled property owners will no longer face a ballot measure that could have allowed successive qualifying occupants to remain in a rent-controlled unit after the original tenant vacated,…
The Redwood City rent and eviction control ballot measure now has a powerful opponent after the City Council voted 6-0, with one abstention, to oppose the sweeping rent and eviction…
With updated regional rent limits taking effect Saturday, Aug. 1, CAA is reminding housing providers to confirm the applicable cap before calculating an increase for a property covered by California’s…
The California Apartment Association’s Legal Fund helps the association take on court cases with significant implications for rental housing providers’ rights and members’ bottom line.
The California Apartment Association beat back a wave of rent-cap and fee bills in the Legislature this year but told members the harder fights are moving to city halls and…
California housing providers could see the state’s 10% emergency rent cap applied to long-term leases and triggered by wars fought overseas, under two bills pending when lawmakers return from recess…
Santa Monica’s City Council has placed three rent-control ballot measures before voters Nov. 3, including one that could let a rent-controlled tenancy continue indefinitely as qualifying occupants replace the original…
