Legislation sponsored by the California Apartment Association seeks financial relief for landlords who’ve gone many months without collecting rent and have been excluded from the current emergency rental assistance funding.…
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San Francisco can keep restricting certain rent increases on single-family homes, condominiums and newer apartments That’s the takeaway from a California Court of Appeal decision this week upholding a San…
A bill attacking a landlord’s right to leave the rental housing business cleared a second hurdle in the Legislature on Thursday when it passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee and advanced…
In addition to its advocacy work in the legislative branch, the California Apartment Association continues to protect its members’ rights in the courts. CAA continually seeks opportunities to engage on…
Los Angeles County Supervisors on Tuesday are expected to approve an extension of the local eviction moratorium for the rest of 2022. The local moratorium has been in effect since…
Redwood City on Monday held a study session to review a 60-page report outlining a series of anti-displacement strategies ranging from the preservation of unsubsidized affordable housing and mobile homes…
Although Gov. Newsom has ended most state-imposed rent caps tied to old wildfires, that doesn’t necessarily mean rent increases over 10% are permissible. Depending on the location of your property,…
A bill attacking a landlord’s right to leave the rental housing business passed its first test in the state Assembly this week. AB 854 by Assemblyman Alex Lee, D-San Jose,…
The California Apartment Association has filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to examine whether an eviction moratorium in the city of Los Angeles is unconstitutional. The…
The Los Angeles City Council has again left its eviction moratorium and rent freeze in place, ignoring the city’s housing providers and the state Legislature. On Jan. 8, the council extended its COVID-19 state of emergency, which…
