Los Angeles rental housing providers will receive ballots this month on a proposed streetlight assessment. The city’s Bureau of Street Lighting will mail ballots on Friday, April 17. The measure…
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The California Apartment Association is working to stop legislation that would impose new costs, compliance requirements, and restrictions on rental housing providers. Due to CAA’s opposition, a number of these…
A federal lawsuit in Oakland could reshape rent control across California and dismantle Costa-Hawkins, a key state law that protects housing providers, by testing whether federal disability law could require…
The Federal Trade Commission is exploring whether to adopt new rules governing how rent and mandatory housing fees are advertised and disclosed – a proceeding that could affect owners, managers,…
Question: My tenant is complaining about mold in a closet and bathroom. I believe they are not using the bathroom fan or opening the window. What should I do?
California rental housing providers have until Monday, April 13, to submit comments on whether the Federal Trade Commission should consider pursuing new rules on how rent and mandatory housing fees…
This time of year, landlords with properties subject to the Tenant Protection Act may find themselves scratching their heads while they search for an important number issued by the government.
A California bill would require some rental housing providers to disclose nearby oil wells, maintain methane alarms in affected multifamily units and submit compliance certifications to state or local agencies.
A California bill would give tenants the right to install portable cooling devices in their units and require rental housing to meet an 82-degree temperature standard.
The California Supreme Court has left intact a court ruling that limits how far cities can go in regulating rents, preserving a key victory for the California Apartment Association against…
