The California Apartment Association has secured a major change to a controversial housing proposal, prompting the removal of rent control incentives.
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The California Apartment Association and the author of a bill on rental housing fees and transparency have agreed to pause the proposal in the Assembly to allow more time for…
The California Apartment Association is engaging with San Diego officials on a proposed ordinance that would regulate how landlords pass along the cost of city-provided utilities to tenants. The measure, advanced…
Despite opposition from the California Apartment Association, the Sacramento City Council has unanimously approved a sweeping increase in fire inspection fees that will significantly raise costs for rental housing providers…
The Ventura City Council has opted against pursuing a rent control ordinance or rental registry, instead directing city staff to focus on landlord-tenant resources and an anti-harassment ordinance.
Rental housing providers will have two opportunities in June to deepen their understanding of fair housing protections and the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program through webinars hosted by the…
The Claremont City Council on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, rejected a proposed rent registry program, concluding years of advocacy and debate over increased regulations on rental housing in the city.
The California Apartment Association is urging the city of Larkspur to withdraw its rent registry requirement, arguing that the City Council never lawfully adopted the mandate.
The Sacramento City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday, May 20, on a proposal to nearly double fire inspection fees for rental housing providers and other local businesses. The fee…
A bill that would sharply limit the types of fees rental housing providers can charge remains on the Assembly floor. The California Apartment Association continues to oppose the legislation —…
