All rental units within the unincorporated areas of the County of Sacramento are subject to a rental inspection ordinance. The ordinance requires anyone who is inspecting a rental property on…
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Tenant Protection and Relief Act: Questions and Answers
The questions and answers linked below provide general information to help CAA members understand the Sacramento Tenant Protection and Relief Act passed by the Sacramento City Council on August 13, 2019. This ordinance limits annual rent increases and places restrictions on tenancy terminations on some, but not all, rental properties within Sacramento city limits.
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The Sacramento City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday, May 20, on a proposal to nearly double fire inspection fees for rental housing providers and other local businesses. The fee…
Proposal would increase fees on rental housing providers by up to 117% The California Apartment Association is pushing back on the Sacramento Fire Department’s proposal to increase annual fire prevention…
The Sacramento City Council’s Law and Legislation Committee on Tuesday voted to extend the city’s Tenant Protection Program (TPP) for five years. The California Apartment Association advocated for allowing the…
The California Apartment Association scored a victory on Tuesday, Sept. 12, at the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting as it defeated a proposed tenant anti-harassment ordinance. The measure, introduced…
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will consider a tenant “anti-harassment” ordinance that would duplicate existing renter protections, expose housing providers to excessive fines, and create legal ambiguities…
Committee delays council consideration on stricter rent control, ‘anti-harassment’ law amid CAA pressure After hearing from CAA and local housing providers, a Sacramento city committee this week concluded that a…
Sacramento’s rental housing sector is contending with potential policy shifts, including “anti-harassment” legislation for tenants, local rent control amendments, and a possible vacancy tax on unoccupied rental units. These…
The Sacramento region’s rental housing market is witnessing a significant shift in renter preferences, with construction slowing and vacancy rates on the rise, according to Will Austin, director of analytics…
As demand shifts and economic pressures rise, how is Sacramento’s rental housing market responding? Will Austin, a seasoned expert in commercial real estate analytics at CoStar Group, will address these…
