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CAA defeats ‘just cause,’ 5% rent cap in Concord

June 21, 2019

A grassroots campaign led by the California Apartment Association has stopped a “just cause” eviction policy, a rent moratorium, and an unreasonable new trigger for mediation from coming to Concord. 

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City and county of Los Angeles pursue mandatory Section 8 programs

June 20, 2019

Both the city and county of Los Angeles this week advanced policies that will require landlords to consider applicants who would use Section 8 to help pay their rent. The ordinances – one…

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Inglewood council grants preliminary approval to rent control ordinance

June 14, 2019

Despite opposition from the California Apartment Association, the Inglewood City Council on Tuesday unanimously granted preliminary approval to a permanent rent control ordinance, capping rental increases for most affected apartments…

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Culver City to consider rent freeze, CAA mobilizes members

June 13, 2019

Culver City is about to become the latest Southern California community to weigh rent control policies. On Monday, June 24, the City Council is scheduled to discuss a possible freeze…

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L.A. pursues mandate that landlords consider Section 8 tenants

April 19, 2019

The Los Angeles City Council this week voted to draft an ordinance requiring landlords to consider prospective tenants with Section 8 vouchers. If ultimately approved, the ordinance could take effect as early as Jan.…

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Bill would require landlords to consider Section 8 applicants

February 22, 2019

A state senator introduced a bill this week that would require landlords to consider prospective tenants who use Section 8. The bill, SB 329 by Sen. Holly Mitchell, D-Los Angeles,…

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Settlement related to RecycLA to be heard next week

February 15, 2019

A settlement agreement surrounding RecycLA, Los Angeles’ beleaguered waste-hauling franchise system, would fail to bring much-needed relief to multifamily housing owners in Los Angeles, says Beverly Kenworthy, vice president of…

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Chico council rejects tenancy-termination restrictions and relocation fees

February 8, 2019

The Chico City Council this week declined to pursue an ordinance that would place restrictions on terminating tenancies and force owners to pay relocation fees. On Tuesday, Chico Councilwoman Ann…

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Long Beach: What’s to come in 2019?

December 13, 2018

The city of Long Beach continues to tackle numerous housing policies with major implications for rental property owners. In the paragraphs below, we highlight issues that have prompted the involvement…

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Helping wildfire victims? We want to hear from you

November 26, 2018

If your company is helping victims of California’s wildfires, we’d like to hear about it. As you know, recent wildfires, including the most destructive wildfire in state history, have consumed…

California Apartment Association

CAA defeats ‘just cause,’ 5% rent cap in Concord

City and county of Los Angeles pursue mandatory Section 8 programs

Inglewood council grants preliminary approval to rent control ordinance

Culver City to consider rent freeze, CAA mobilizes members

L.A. pursues mandate that landlords consider Section 8 tenants

Bill would require landlords to consider Section 8 applicants

Settlement related to RecycLA to be heard next week

Chico council rejects tenancy-termination restrictions and relocation fees

Long Beach: What’s to come in 2019?

Helping wildfire victims? We want to hear from you

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