As we observe Older Americans Month this May, let’s not forget the vital role that a sense of community plays in the well-being of our aging population. Landlords and property…
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This vidcast features a brief interview with Forrest Walsh, the California Apartment Association’s head of information technology, about improvements to the search engine at caanet.org. Check out the video and…
The California Apartment Association, the nation’s largest statewide trade group for the rental housing industry, has upgraded its website search engine to provide faster search speeds, improved accuracy, and expanded…
Small-scale landlords in California need smart marketing strategies to attract quality tenants. Here’s a quick guide to help you stay ahead of the curve. 1. Do your homework: Research the…
What is an addendum, and why should California landlords care? From a rental housing perspective, an addendum refers to additional terms or conditions added to a standard California residential lease…
In light of the levee breach on the Pajaro River, the California Apartment Association is reminding rental property owners that, under California law, no rent can be collected when a…
In the California Apartment Association’s first vidcast, members of public affairs and legal teams discuss the upcoming end to Alameda County’s longstanding COVID-19 eviction moratorium. Presenters: Moderator: Related content:
New limits on rent increases are in effect after Gov. Newsom on Wednesday declared a state of emergency based on severe winter storms in 13 counties. The counties named in…
The California Apartment Association is now accepting applications to serve on its 2023 CAA committees. If you have an interest in applying for membership on a committee, you are invited…
The nominating period for the 2023 CAA Board of Directors is underway. Applications are due by noon Monday, Aug. 22, 2022. Here are the links to the nominating documents:
