Discussion continues after Dec. 6 deferral After hearing from CAA earlier this month, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors agreed that a trio of sweeping anti-housing proposals aren’t ready for…
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The California Apartment Association today filed a lawsuit alleging that the Pasadena rent control initiative adopted in the November election is invalid. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court,…
To help rental housing professionals prepare for the new year, the California Apartment Association has updated several rental forms and accompanying instructions. The association also published this annual supplement to…
CAA calls on housing providers to speak out The California Apartment Association has concerns over plans from the mayor and the City Council president to overhaul San Diego’s longstanding “just…
A newly introduced Assembly bill would further limit the amount of money a landlord can collect for a security deposit in California. AB 12 would cap security deposits at an…
The Los Angeles City Council voted last week to end the local COVID-19 state of emergency on Feb. 1, 2023, a move that would also bring the pandemic-related eviction moratorium…
The California Office of Emergency Services wants to make sure landlords and their residents are aware of the state’s early warning system for earthquakes. Dubbed Earthquake Warning California, the system…
Faced with a court-ordered injunction, Los Angeles County has made changes to its COVID-19 eviction moratorium with the aim of keeping its ordinance in effect through the end of the…
Los Angeles rental housing providers are voicing their frustration with the City Council for failing to follow through on its plan to sunset the COVID-19 eviction moratorium and rent freeze.…
The California Apartment Association remains committed to challenging the legality of Alameda County’s never-ending COVID-19 eviction moratorium, despite a recent unfavorable ruling by the judge in the case. On Nov.…
