As California cities and the state continue to adopt restrictive eviction moratoria, numerous cases have surfaced in the courts to determine whether lawmakers have gone too far. The California Apartment…
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The 2021 CAA Nominating Committee, chaired by Joseph Lawton (Castle Creek Management) is pleased to announce the slate of candidates for open seats on the 2022 CAA Board of Directors.…
Fires, droughts, heat waves and floods. These are just some of the ways Mother Nature wreaks havoc on California. And when disasters strike the Golden State, emergency declarations from the…
Believe it or not, 2021 is more than halfway over, and California lawmakers will head back to their districts later today for a month-long summer break. When they return to…
The California Apartment Association has once again sidelined legislation that would have created an unnecessary and expensive state rental registry. On Tuesday, AB 889 by Assemblyman Mike Gipson, D-Los Angeles,…
Continuing its march toward the governor’s desk is a CAA-cosponsored bill that would create a streamlined appeals process when local governments illegally reject housing developments. On a 6-0 vote Thursday,…
A Southern California lawmaker has resurrected legislation that would impose a costly, statewide rental registration program. The legislation, which failed to advance in the spring, returned this week when Assemblyman…
As part of an ongoing grassroots effort led by CAA, rental housing providers throughout California are urging lawmakers to reject a lengthy extension of the statewide COVID-19 eviction moratorium. Over…
The California Apartment Association on Tuesday held a free webinar on the financial health of the state’s renters amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The roughly 45-minute webinar accompanied CAA’s release of…
State lawmakers are scrambling to keep the state’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium from expiring June 30, even as mass vaccinations and dwindling infection rates have allowed California this week to fully…
