In a positive development for rental housing providers nationwide, a federal appeals court has left in place a key ruling that supports landlord claims for compensation over government-imposed eviction bans…
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In a unanimous vote, the San Diego City Council on Monday tentatively approved an ordinance establishing new rules for how landlords may pass along the cost of city-provided utilities to…
Question: Should I incorporate criminal background checks into my tenant screening process?
Following advocacy from the California Apartment Association, air quality regulators on Friday narrowly rejected a plan to phase out gas-powered furnaces and residential water heaters across much of Southern California—a…
California lawmakers have introduced several bills this year that would regulate the use of artificial intelligence and pricing algorithms in establishing rent and business prices. A pricing algorithm is a…
In a major win for local rental housing providers, the Larkspur City Council has abandoned its attempt to implement a rent registry, following legal concerns raised by the California Apartment…
The Los Angeles City Housing Committee on Wednesday, June 4, advanced a proposal that would permanently eliminate “substantial remodel” as a just cause for eviction in non-RSO (non-rent-controlled) properties governed…
The California Apartment Association and its coalition partners this week filed a reply brief in support of their motion for summary judgment in a federal lawsuit challenging the South Coast…
Alameda County is once again seeking to shut down the California Apartment Association’s lawsuit over its COVID-19 eviction ban — a moratorium that left many landlords without rent for years…
The California Apartment Association has secured a major change to a controversial housing proposal, prompting the removal of rent control incentives.
