In addition to burdening housing providers, the draconian rent and eviction control initiative going before Pasadena voters this fall would create a city bureaucracy costing taxpayers nearly $6 million per…
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The West Hollywood City Council on Aug. 15 voted to phase out the current pandemic-related freeze on rent increases on rent controlled properties by the end of this year. The…
Over the past couple weeks, the CAA Landlord Helpline has seen a flurry of questions regarding rent payment methods. Here is a sampling of those questions and answers:
Despite nearly unanimous, bipartisan support throughout the legislative process, a CAA-sponsored bill that would have protected landlords from unjustifiable rent caps during extended states of emergency has stalled in the…
A bill that would have forced landlords to inform prospective tenants about the energy efficiency of units being offered for rent has failed to emerge from the Assembly Appropriations Committee,…
Update: The Legislature has approved SB 1477 and its fate now rests with Gov. Newsom. The California Apartment Association continues to call on landlords across the state to contact their…
The nominating period for the 2023 CAA Board of Directors is underway. Applications are due by noon Monday, Aug. 22, 2022. Here are the links to the nominating documents:
After working their way through the state Legislature for several months, two bills sponsored by the California Apartment Association now face their most significant hurdle yet: advancing from the Assembly…
Santa Monica voters this fall will decide whether to dramatically tighten the city’s cap on rent increases and authorize the rent board to ban rent increases altogether during states of…
The California Apartment Association is opposing a bill that would require that landlords inform prospective tenants about the energy efficiency of properties being offered for rent. Under SB 1026 by…
