The California Apartment Association is raising concerns over a bill that could lead to costly air conditioning mandates in existing buildings across California.
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The California Apartment Association has halted the implementation of an ordinance in South San Francisco that would have mandated multiunit property owners to grant political candidates and their representatives access…
The Carlsbad City Council has given preliminary approval to an ordinance that would ban smoking in multi-unit residential buildings, positioning Carlsbad as the first city in San Diego County to…
The California Apartment Association joined key figures in the rental housing industry for a live webcast on Aug. 15, 2024, to discuss the implications of an extreme rent control measure…
‘Justice for Renters’ Act would dismantle Costa-Hawkins
Thanks to the advocacy efforts of the California Apartment Association, Burbank’s tenant protection ordinance will exclude an anti-retaliation provision that conflicts with California law.
‘Justice for Renters’ going to state voters as Proposition 33 The Nov. 5 statewide ballot now officially includes anti-housing activist Michael Weinstein’s latest attempt to bring extreme forms of rent…
Three other measures also won’t appear before voters A proposed rent control measure in Redwood City aimed at limiting annual rent increases to 60% of the consumer price index and…
Ignoring opposition from CAA and academic studies on the issue, the LA Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to create a program offering free legal representation to low-income renters facing…
President Biden has announced a national rent control proposal, calling for corporate landlords to cap rent increases at 5% or lose federal tax breaks.
