The California Apartment Association has endorsed Milpitas’s recently announced rental assistance program, highlighting it as an example of effective housing policy. “We commend the Milpitas City Council for taking meaningful…
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Question: I bought a property with a tenant and fixed-term lease already in place. Should I send them a new agreement to sign with me listed as the landlord?
The California Apartment Association is back with its highly valued Year-in-Review Webinar Series, specially developed to empower rental property owners and managers as they get ready for 2025. This series,…
The Los Angeles City Council on Nov. 5 voted unanimously to impose a $31.05 annual fee per rental unit on properties not covered by the city’s rent control law. The…
Los Angeles County has drafted an ordinance that would require rental property owners to ensure habitable rooms maintain an indoor temperature of no more than 82°F. This proposal is part of…
The California Apartment Association, in collaboration with the San Francisco Apartment Association, has filed a brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case challenging Los Angeles’s COVID-19 eviction…
As we do each year, the California Apartment Association weighed in on hundreds of rental housing-related bills at the state Capitol. We successfully stopped the most problematic bills from reaching…
The following is a statement from Tom Bannon, chief executive officer for the California Apartment Association: “In joining the fight to stop the abuse of public health care dollars, CAA…
Rent control has gone down in defeat in Tuesday’s election in three municipalities in Marin County: Larkspur, San Anselmo, and Fairfax. The results below are current as of Friday afternoon.
The City of Los Angeles is moving forward with potential adjustments to its rent control ordinance, which could alter allowable rent increases for rent-controlled units across the city. This comes…
