The California Apartment Association has published its second round of compliance materials to help members navigate San Diego’s newly passed eviction ordinance, as well as forms to comply with the…
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The deadline for Los Angeles tenants to pay back rent accrued during much of the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, and the city is taking measures to ensure tenants stay housed…
The Antioch City Council granted preliminary approval Tuesday to an “anti-harassment” ordinance that will bring new fines, criminal penalties, and restrictions on common property management practices. In the coming weeks,…
The San Diego City Council unanimously passed an ordinance earlier this month that will require lease agreements within the city to include notice of tenants’ rights to operate daycare facilities…
A statewide anti-housing measure that could bring extreme forms of rent control back to California has officially qualified for the Nov. 5, 2024, general election ballot. The measure, backed by…
After having scrutinized hidden costs in areas such as concert ticketing and airlines, President Biden is now focusing on the rental housing market. The spotlight is on issues such as…
No more governor-declared emergencies in effect A winter storm-related state of emergency in Ventura County, and its related caps on rent increases, ended at 11:59 p.m. Sunday, June 16. This…
Sacramento’s rental housing sector is contending with potential policy shifts, including “anti-harassment” legislation for tenants, local rent control amendments, and a possible vacancy tax on unoccupied rental units. These…
The California Apartment Association has expressed its continued support for a bill aimed at protecting property owners from unauthorized individuals who trespass at the property. A little-known law found at…
Legislation aimed at providing safe storage of personal electric bikes and scooters in rental units is making progress through the California state Legislature, with critical safety measures secured by the…
