The California Apartment Association has defeated a bill that would have imposed new restrictions and penalties on the sale of one- to four-unit rental properties by certain property owners.
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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…
CAA members are invited to a free virtual membership meeting on Thursday, July 16, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for the latest updates on major legal and legislative threats facing California…
The California Apartment Association will host a virtual membership meeting July 16 to update members on major legal and legislative issues impacting rental housing providers — including a federal court…
By midyear, the California Apartment Association had helped stop, stall or narrow a dozen high-priority rental housing bills that would have added costs, legal exposure or new operating burdens for…
A bill that would have restricted how housing providers and other employers use criminal background checks in hiring has stalled on the Assembly floor.
Four California bills that would have added new screening limits, eviction restrictions, and disclosure or monitoring duties for housing providers stalled in the Appropriations Committees on May 14, taking them…
A bill that would have required some landlords and sellers to disclose nearby oil wells and install methane monitoring systems in multifamily rental housing was halted Thursday by the Assembly…
A measure that would have significantly restricted housing providers’ ability to screen tenants or employees based on criminal history has been held in the Legislature, ending its prospects for 2026.
A measure that would have required California housing providers to pause eviction cases when tenants cited immigration enforcement as the reason for nonpayment has been blocked in the Senate Appropriations…
