The Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously last week to allow the local emergency eviction moratorium and rent freeze to lapse on May 31. Both policies had been in place…
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The Oxnard City Council has approved a pair of ordinances that will cap yearly rent increases at 4% and establish eviction controls that surpass those provided under state law. City…
In a victory for the California Apartment Association, the Pasadena City Council has voted to let its emergency residential eviction moratorium lapse on June 30. The decision came last week…
A bill moving through the state Senate would treat unpaid rent from the pandemic as consumer debt – just like an unpaid credit card. The legislation, SB 1324 by Sen.…
Some members of the California Legislature appear committed to raising taxes on landlords and interfering with their ability to sell their investments. One proposal, AB 2710 by Assemblyman Ash Kalra,…
The California Apartment Association on Thursday urged the state Supreme Court to review a lower-court decision that undermines the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, a 1995 state law that places limits…
The San Diego City Council on Monday granted preliminary approval to a “no fault” eviction ordinance, however, the California Apartment Association helped delay its implementation and secure an end date…
The California Apartment Association has published a package of compliance materials about AB 2179, a law temporarily extending part of California’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium through June 30. Effective April 1,…
A state Senate committee this week approved legislation that would make it easier for landlords to comply with rent caps triggered by states of emergency. The Senate Public Safety Committee…
Tenant activists in Pasadena have submitted signatures in hopes of placing a rent control charter amendment on the city’s November ballot. The Pasadena Tenant Justice Coalition needs to have turned…
