The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a ruling in a case supported by the California Apartment Association challenging the constitutionality of a $23,000 traffic impact fee in Northern California. CAA’s…
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Security deposits have long been a source of disputes between landlords and tenants. While some controversy is unavoidable, landlords can reduce the number of disputes they face – and decrease…
The California Apartment Association, in partnership with the San Francisco Apartment Association, today filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to accept a case challenging the eviction moratorium…
Following a hearing late last month, Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler is considering whether to grant a motion by Alameda County, and opposed by the California Apartment Association’s, regarding a lawsuit…
Alameda County has filed a motion asking a federal judge to rule in its favor in the California Apartment Association’s lawsuit challenging the county’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium that was in…
If you’ve been following the CAA news, you know that we are on the precipice of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision as to whether it will take up…
A number of the California Apartment Association’s court cases to protect and advance private property rights are expected to see important developments as 2023 draws to a close. Here’s a…
As October draws to a close, the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to announce its decision on whether to hear the critical New York rent control case of 74 Pinehurst,…
The California Apartment Association is pushing for a prompt resolution to its lawsuit challenging Los Angeles County’s prolonged eviction timeline for COVID-19 rental debt. Under L.A. County’s eviction moratorium, landlords…
The U.S. Supreme Court was expected to announce today whether it would hear an appeal of the 74 Pinehurst, LLC v. State of New York case. Instead, the high court re-listed the…
