In recent weeks, the city of Mountain View has advanced two major housing policy discussions — one addressing alleged tenant harassment and another expanding relocation assistance — both drawing strong…
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The California Apartment Association has expanded its citywide outreach urging rental housing providers to contact the Los Angeles City Council about proposed changes to the city’s rent control law, including lower rent…
The California Apartment Association is asking a state appeals court to strike down San Francisco’s so-called “Empty Homes Tax,” arguing that the measure violates property owners’ constitutional rights.
The state of emergency in Calaveras and Tuolumne counties has expired, lifting the 10% limit on rent increases that had been in effect since Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Sept. 19 proclamation.…
For nearly four years, the California Apartment Association has pursued its federal lawsuit against Alameda County over its COVID-era eviction moratorium. That case was not simply about one pandemic policy…
In the days leading up to his Oct. 13 deadline to approve or veto legislation this year, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed hundreds of bills into law, including several measures affecting…
The California Apartment Association has renewed its request for an injunction to block a regional rule set to ban gas-powered water heaters and boilers in new Southern California buildings beginning…
The Santa Barbara City Council on Tuesday directed staff to draft a rent control ordinance for future consideration. The action sets the stage for a full policy discussion and legal…
From wildfires to immigration enforcement, Los Angeles County’s emergency declarations continue to shape rent rules for housing providers. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday is expected to…
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a local state of emergency tied to federal immigration policy — a move that could lay the groundwork for an…
