On June 26, 2025, the California Court of Appeal for the Second District published a decision in Eshagian v. Cepeda that will impact how landlords prepare and serve three-day notices to pay…
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The state-level rent cap tied to the Los Angeles-area wildfires expired July 1, but landlords in L.A. County remain subject to a local limit on rent increases of more than…
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a key case challenging Los Angeles’ COVID-era eviction moratorium. While this decision marks a disappointment for housing providers, the strong dissent from…
The Los Angeles City Council today granted final approval to a proposal to permanently remove “substantial remodel” as a just cause for eviction in non-RSO (non-rent-controlled) properties governed under the Tenant Protection Act.
The California Apartment Association will host a live webinar on Wednesday, July 16, to help landlords understand the complex laws that govern rent increases across the state. The one-hour session,…
This year’s last active piece of major legislation dealing with rental housing fees has advanced from the state Senate to the Assembly. SB 681 by Sen. Aisha Wahab, D‑Fremont, passed…
The Pomona City Council this week voted to adopt a permanent rent control ordinance that will cap annual rent increases at 5%. For the past three years, an emergency ordinance…
New CPI data for all counties released The California Apartment Association today updated its members-only tool for calculating maximum allowable rent increases under California’s statewide rent cap law.
The California Apartment Association today published the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rates for every county in the state. These figures are used to determine the maximum allowable rent increases that…
The California Apartment Association today released an Industry Insights paper to help rental housing providers better understand a new San Diego ordinance that restricts the use of algorithm-driven rent-setting tools. …
