The California Apartment Association’s Legal Fund helps the association take on court cases with significant implications for rental housing providers’ rights and members’ bottom line.
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The California Apartment Association beat back a wave of rent-cap and fee bills in the Legislature this year but told members the harder fights are moving to city halls and…
California housing providers could see the state’s 10% emergency rent cap applied to long-term leases and triggered by wars fought overseas, under two bills pending when lawmakers return from recess…
Santa Monica’s City Council has placed three rent-control ballot measures before voters Nov. 3, including one that could let a rent-controlled tenancy continue indefinitely as qualifying occupants replace the original…
CAA members who missed the association’s mid-year virtual membership meeting can now watch the full recording. Association leaders walked members through the year’s legislative, legal and local fights on behalf…
Stockton City Council members will hold a town hall Monday, July 27, seeking comments from the public on a possible local rent control ordinance, a push first flagged by the…
Meet the speakers Whitney Prout Executive Vice President of Legal Affairs California Apartment Association Monica Deka Compliance and Legislative Counsel California Apartment Association Rental housing providers who have watched an…
Question: I read that for tenants who have lived on a property for more than a year, you have to give 60 days’ notice to raise the rent. Is this…
West Hollywood rental housing providers could face more active city enforcement, new construction-related rules and tighter owner-occupancy checks under a set of rent control changes city staff is developing. The…
California Apartment Association advocacy and member turnout helped keep Claremont’s City Council from advancing a local rent control ordinance this month — the second time in three years the city…
