A federal judge has dismissed the California Apartment Association’s lawsuit challenging Alameda County’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. While this ruling is disappointing, it clears the way for CAA to pursue an…
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The legal fight over the South Coast Air Quality Management District’s so-called “zero-NOx” rule is moving into the next phase.
A federal judge on Thursday, Aug. 21, heard arguments in the California Apartment Association’s lawsuit challenging Alameda County’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. The hearing had been set for Aug. 14 but…
Recent ruling a setback, not end of the road Sometimes in litigation, the opening round doesn’t go your way. That’s what happened last month, when a federal district court ruled…
The California Apartment Association and several individual landlords are pushing back against Alameda County’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the county’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. In a court filing this…
In a positive development for rental housing providers nationwide, a federal appeals court has left in place a key ruling that supports landlord claims for compensation over government-imposed eviction bans…
Question: Why does CAA’s Application to Rent form include a checkbox for the applicant to request a copy of any screening reports obtained by the landlord? Isn’t it already required…
The South Coast Air Quality Management District is reevaluating rules that would have phased out natural gas water heaters and furnaces in both new and existing properties.
CAA Regulatory Takings Article The California Apartment Association has filed an updated complaint in its federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Alameda County’s COVID eviction moratorium. The plaintiffs in the…
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Landlord urges Supreme Court intervention, warns eviction moratoria have become ‘the new normal’
As reported by the California Apartment Association last week, the City of Los Angeles recently asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a petition for review in the GHP Management…
