Apartment owners in Los Angeles, long burdened by rising trash bills and limited service options, may see relief ahead as the city moves forward with plans to rebid its waste…
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Legislation clarifying how landlords return security deposits has cleared the Legislature and now awaits action from the governor.
A bill that would have imposed new eviction restrictions on rental housing rebuilt after disasters was placed on the Assembly’s inactive file today, halting the measure for the year.
Multifamily leaders from across the country will gather this Thursday, Sept. 11, at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles for the Connect Apartments conference. The event will feature economic…
Meet the speakers Mallory Homewood Policy & Compliance Counsel, Local Government Affairs California Apartment Association Monica Deka Compliance and Legislative Counsel California Apartment Association The California Apartment Association will present…
A new California Court of Appeal decision could open the door for tenants to argue that unlawful rent increases amount to “receiving stolen property” under California’s theft laws.
The Oceanside City Council on Wednesday narrowly approved new eviction restrictions on rental housing but rejected rent control after reviewing a staff report that deemed it unworkable for the city.
The Los Angeles City Council has introduced a proposal to establish a maximum indoor temperature of 82 degrees Fahrenheit for all rental housing units in the city. The motion, modeled…
The California Apartment Association has asked a federal court to block a rule set for Jan. 1, 2026, that would ban gas-fired water heaters and boilers in new buildings in…
Question: My tenant is not agreeing to a pre-moveout walkthrough. He wants to schedule a final walkthrough after he gives the keys back. How can I enter the unit before…
