A bill introduced in the California Legislature would significantly restrict the types of fees that rental housing providers can charge tenants, starting in 2026. The legislation, AB 1248 by Assemblyman…
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The Concord City Council voted 3-2 this week to approve an amended rent control ordinance that would set a fixed 5% annual cap on rent increases. The changes also include…
The Concord City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday, March 25, on proposed amendments to the city’s rent control ordinance, including a higher rent cap and an exemption for certain…
Two upcoming webinars from the California Apartment Association will help rental housing providers navigate critical topics, including rules on service and support animals and California’s new positive rent reporting law,…
The South Coast Air Quality Management District is reevaluating rules that would have phased out natural gas water heaters and furnaces in both new and existing properties.
Thanks to the advocacy of rental housing providers across the state, the California Assembly has yet to take up AB 246, a bill that would impose a one-year rent freeze…
April has arrived, and with it, two new requirements for rental housing providers in California have taken effect—one involving positive rent reporting and another concerning security deposit documentation. New rent…
Question: Recently our maintenance person went into a unit for routine maintenance and told us the resident is a hoarder. Can I serve a three-day notice to cure? Or can…
CAA Regulatory Takings Article The California Apartment Association has filed an updated complaint in its federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Alameda County’s COVID eviction moratorium. The plaintiffs in the…
The California Apartment Association has updated two key resources to assist rental housing providers in navigating the legal requirements following Los Angeles County’s January wildfires. Industry Insights paper: Available exclusively to…
