A federal lawsuit in Oakland is using disability law to try to override Costa-Hawkins and extend rent control to apartments built after 1983 — a ruling that could reshape rent control statewide. It’s one of several major legal and legislative fights CAA is tracking on your behalf, and you can get the full picture direct from the people handling it.

Join CAA’s virtual member briefing Thursday, July 16, 10–11 a.m. Included with your membership.

On the agenda:

  • The Oakland lawsuit targeting Costa-Hawkins
  • State legislation affecting evictions, rent caps, 1031 exchanges, and well-site disclosure requirements
  • CAA’s ongoing litigation over proposed gas appliance restrictions
  • Other legal and legislative developments members should be watching

Have a question? Submit it live through the Q&A tab — you won’t be on camera or mic, so you can attend and ask freely.

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Meet the speakers

Dana David headshot
Dana David
Chair, CAA Board of Directors
Tom Bannon headshot
Tom Bannon
CEO
Whitney Prout headshot
Whitney Prout
Executive Vice President, Legal Affairs
Debra Carlton headshot
Debra Carlton
Executive Vice President, State Public Affairs
Joshua Howard headshot
Joshua Howard
Executive Vice President, Local Public Affairs
Tony Bui headshot
Tony Bui
Senior Vice President, State Public Affairs