The Concord City Council has postponed its decision on a proposed rent control and “just cause” eviction ordinance to Jan. 9, citing the need for further review of public feedback…
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The California Apartment Association is proud to announce the opening of registration for its Year-End webinar, a roughly hourlong panel discussion airing Dec. 12 to help rental housing providers understand…
If you’ve been following the CAA news, you know that we are on the precipice of the U.S. Supreme Court making a decision as to whether it will take up…
A number of the California Apartment Association’s court cases to protect and advance private property rights are expected to see important developments as 2023 draws to a close. Here’s a…
After close to four years of no allowable increases on rent-controlled units, owners will finally get relief effective Feb. 1, 2024. The rent freeze will end in the City of…
Over the objections of the California Apartment Association, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors last week extended the temporary COVID-19 cap on rent increases until the middle of next…
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday is set to consider temporarily lowering the cap on rent increases in its rent control law when the COVID-19 rent freeze expires. …
After hearing from the California Apartment Association and its members, the Los Angeles City Council’s housing committee took a definitive step away from prolonging the city’s rent freeze. On Wednesday,…
As October draws to a close, the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to announce its decision on whether to hear the critical New York rent control case of 74 Pinehurst,…
Some members of the Los Angeles City Council are considering an extension to the city’s COVID-19 freeze on rent increases to maintain the status quo during an anticipated review of…
