The California Apartment Association this week defeated proposals by Fremont City Councilwoman Jenny Kassan to explore stricter regulations on rental housing providers after debates among City Council members and heated…
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A bill recently introduced in the California Assembly would allow certain individuals to pose as prospective tenants and secretly record conversations with landlords to gather evidence of potential discriminatory housing…
Gov. Newsom has declared a state of emergency in an additional 21 California counties in response to a series of storms forecasted to continue through mid-March. Newsom’s latest declaration, issued…
The California Apartment Association (CAA) and San Francisco Apartment Association (SFAA) have filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a property rights case that challenges the…
Under a newly introduced Assembly bill, California cities would no longer be able to force landlords to evict renters based on alleged actions at or near the property. The bill,…
The California Apartment Association has published materials to help landlords abide by a new “just cause” for eviction ordinance in the city of Los Angeles. The new “just cause” ordinance…
In the California Apartment Association’s first vidcast, members of public affairs and legal teams discuss the upcoming end to Alameda County’s longstanding COVID-19 eviction moratorium. Presenters: Moderator: Related content:
New limits on rent increases are in effect after Gov. Newsom on Wednesday declared a state of emergency based on severe winter storms in 13 counties. The counties named in…
An appellate court’s interpretation of California’s Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act could invite more cities and counties to impose rent control on substantially rebuilt housing. California’s First District Court of Appeal…
The California Apartment Association has filed its opening brief ahead of a hearing on its legal challenge to the Pasadena rent control measure adopted in the November election. CAA filed…
