The Concord City Council has postponed its decision on a proposed rent control and “just cause” eviction ordinance to Jan. 9, citing the need for further review of public feedback…
Author: Mike Nemeth
It’s a question that persistently puzzles California landlords: Why does the state Legislature keep coming at the industry with new landlord-tenant laws, and why do they seem so consistently beneficial…
Statewide, L.A. and San Diego editions online Miss the California Apartment Association’s Year-End Webinars? No worries. After debuting earlier this week, CAA’s panel-discussion webinars, designed to help rental housing providers…
Miss the California Apartment Association’s statewide, Year-End Webinar? Don’t fret. This critical, hourlong panel discussion, which originally aired Tuesday, Dec. 12, is now available on-demand. The webinar offers insights into…
The California Apartment Association is awaiting a decision in its lawsuit against Los Angeles County’s extended eviction notice period for rent arrears accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic. The association seeks…
The California Apartment Association is proud to announce the opening of registration for its Year-End webinar, a roughly hourlong panel discussion airing Dec. 12 to help rental housing providers understand…
Despite opposition from the California Apartment Association and local property owners, the Palo Alto City Council voted this week to implement a mandatory rental registry. The ordinance, approved on a…
After close to four years of no allowable increases on rent-controlled units, owners will finally get relief effective Feb. 1, 2024. The rent freeze will end in the City of…
The Costa Mesa City Council this week passed an urgency measure to enact new statewide eviction-noticing requirements ahead of schedule. In a 6-1 vote Tuesday, Nov. 7, the council approved immediate enforcement of…
Over the objections of the California Apartment Association, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors last week extended the temporary COVID-19 cap on rent increases until the middle of next…