Los Angeles County rental housing owners have a chance next week to tell county officials how a proposed purchase-priority ordinance would work in practice — and what it would cost…
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California legislation that would expand the state’s emergency rent restrictions to long-term leases and change how businesses defend certain price increases has cleared the Legislature and is now on the…
Legislation now on the governor’s desk would require rental housing providers to put their pet policies in writing and provide them to prospective tenants before collecting application fees.
State lawmakers have approved legislation supported by the California Apartment Association that would fix a flaw in eviction law that lets courts dismiss a case outright over improper service.
A California appeals court has tentatively ruled that San Francisco cannot use its “Empty Homes Tax,” also known as the vacancy tax, to pressure property owners to rent homes they…
Rental housing providers who use artificial intelligence, virtual staging or other digital editing tools to advertise their properties would face new disclosure requirements under legislation headed to the governor.
The California Apartment Association, with the assistance of rental housing providers across the state, stopped legislation that could have imposed emergency rent restrictions during wars and other U.S. military actions.…
California rental housing providers can get answers to recurring questions about service and support animals during a free California Apartment Association webinar at 10 a.m. Sept. 30.
Even when nothing goes wrong, a California eviction case can take four to five months from start to finish. And all it takes is a single technical misstep — a…
Question: I just purchased a fourplex built in 1920, and I am wondering whether I should offer a month-to-month agreement or a fixed-term lease to incoming tenants. If I use…
