The California Apartment Association’s recent court work could affect rent control, forced gas-to-electric conversions, eviction rights, and property-rights claims for housing providers in California and beyond.
Advocacy
The California Apartment Association has the State’s most effective network of Government advocacy for rental property owners. No other rental housing organization in California can compete with CAA’s statewide outreach.
CAA’s team of full-time lobbyists work with Legislators, craft bill language and lead coalitions of like-minded organizations. By sponsoring pro-active legislation that is helpful to the industry, CAA is always working to protect the rental housing industry.
In the News
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CAA members who missed the association’s mid-year virtual membership meeting can now watch the full recording. Association leaders walked members through the year’s legislative, legal and local fights on behalf…
Los Angeles County’s Board of Supervisors will vote July 7 on a proposal that could restrict how housing providers sell rental properties in unincorporated parts of the county. The California…
When a city adopts an unlawful ordinance, when a county pushes emergency powers past any reasonable limit, or when a new environmental mandate threatens to impose tens of thousands of…
The Redwood City City Council on Monday deferred final ballot action on a sweeping rent and eviction control initiative, saying it wants more complete analysis of the measure’s broader impacts…
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…
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…
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, May 4, ratified a rent control and eviction control ordinance, ignoring hours of testimony, legal concerns, and hundreds of letters against…
After hearing oral arguments from the California Apartment Association, the state Supreme Court on Monday banned the use of a common eviction delay tactic. On CAA’s behalf, attorney Curtis Dowling…
