The California Apartment Association’s legal challenge to the South Coast Air Quality Management District’s gas-appliance phaseout is getting national attention.
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11–20 of 1927
The California Apartment Association and four other housing organizations have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear two cases involving property owners who were denied the opportunity to pursue constitutional…
A broad and growing coalition of Redwood City leaders, nonprofit organizations, small businesses, local housing providers, public safety organizations and community groups is rapidly coming together in opposition to Measure…
A push to bring rent control and other new mandates to the Central Valley city of Merced died Monday, Aug. 17, without a vote, amid opposition from the California Apartment…
The California Apartment Association is asking rental housing providers to contact their representative in the state Assembly and urge a no vote on legislation that could cap rent increases during…
A proposal that would have exposed rental housing providers and other businesses to substantial penalties involving algorithm-assisted pricing will not advance this year. Algorithm-assisted pricing typically uses automated systems —…
The 2026 CAA Nominating Committee, chaired by Bradley Johnson (Greystar), is pleased to announce the recommended slate of candidates for open seats on the 2027 CAA Board of Directors. Thank…
Rental housing providers facing South Coast AQMD’s zero-emission appliance requirements have a new resource from CAA to help determine what the rules mean for their properties.
The California Apartment Association and its coalition partners have asked the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider a divided ruling that upheld South Coast Air Quality Management District’s zero-emissions…
Question: My tenant told me they want to open a day care in their rental unit. However, my lease prohibits business use of the property. Can I say no?
