The California Apartment Association has formally opposed requests to strip publication from its recent appellate victory in Pasadena.
Author: Whitney Prout
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CAA urges state Supreme Court to leave Pasadena win intact as cities seek to limit statewide impact
The California Apartment Association has filed a brief asking the California Supreme Court to reject efforts to overturn — or water down — CAA’s major appellate victory in the Pasadena…
Alameda County has filed its answering brief in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and is asking the court to uphold dismissal of the California Apartment Association’s challenge to the…
Pasadena officials and tenant advocates have petitioned the California Supreme Court to reconsider a key appellate win secured by the California Apartment Association that shields housing providers from relocation payments…
A three-judge panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals this week questioned attorneys on competing federal statutes during oral argument in the California Apartment Association’s challenge to a…
A series of recent actions by the Trump administration is reshaping the federal government’s approach to fair housing enforcement, including a major proposal that would eliminate HUD’s formal regulation on…
The California Apartment Association today filed its opening brief in an appeal challenging Alameda County’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium, marking the start of the briefing phase before the Ninth Circuit Court…
The California Apartment Association has released its 2026 compliance forms and updated Industry Insight papers, reflecting the new state laws that take effect in 2026. These updates are designed to…
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No, AB 325 doesn’t ban pricing software: What California’s new algorithmic pricing law actually does
As Jan. 1, 2026, approaches, many California housing providers are hearing conflicting claims about AB 325 and what it means for rental pricing software. Some articles and commentaries have suggested…
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Federal government declines Supreme Court review in Darby, leaving major landlord victory intact
The federal government opted not to seek U.S. Supreme Court review in Darby Development Co. v. United States, a landmark case seeking compensation for the taking of property caused by the…
