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Rent Increases
If a rental unit is not subject to local rent control or AB 1482, and the state’s anti-price gouging law has not been triggered, market conditions determine the frequency and amount of rent increases.
If a local rent control ordinance or AB 1482 applies, there is a limit on both frequency and amount. If the anti-price gouging law applies, there is limit on amount.
The procedure for increasing rent is generally the same and depends on the amount of the increase. For an increase in rent that is 10 percent or less in any 12-month period, the landlord must provide at least 30 days’ advance written notice to a month-to-month resident.
If a unit is exempt from rent control and the state’s anti-price gouging law has not been triggered, for an increase in rent that is more than 10 percent, the landlord must provide at least 90-days’ advance notice to a month-to-month resident.
Education
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Forms
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Ninety-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent (Properties Exempt from State and Local Rent Control)
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent – City of Sacramento
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent – City of Santa Ana
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent (Properties Exempt from State Rent Control)
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent (Properties Exempt from State Rent Control) (Spanish)
Thirty-Day Notice of Change of Monthly Rent (Properties Subject to AB 1482 Rent Caps)
Industry Insights
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Anti-Price Gouging Laws – States of Emergency
CAA Reference Guide: Laws Affecting the Ability to Raise the Rent
City of Los Angeles Large Rent Increase Relocation Assistance Requirement (Non-RSO Units)
Complying with the City of Alameda’s Rent Control Program
Month-to-Month Tenancies: Changing the Terms
Oakland’s Rent Control Law – The Rent Adjustment Program Ordinance (RAP)
Payment of Rent and Security Deposits: Cash and Electronic Funds Transfer
Rent Increases: 30- and 90-Day Notice Requirements
States of Emergency
In the News
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Managing a rental property can feel like navigating a maze of laws, especially when it comes to the question of rent increases. The California Apartment Association is here to guide…
Following a recent settlement announced by Attorney General Rob Bonta, California landlords are reminded of the importance of understanding and complying with the California Tenant Protection Act. This landmark legislation,…
Earlier this week, the California Apartment Association updated the consumer price index rates for all areas of the state. These figures are used for calculating maximum allowable rent increases under…
The California Apartment Association this week defeated proposals by Fremont City Councilwoman Jenny Kassan to explore stricter regulations on rental housing providers after debates among City Council members and heated…
Amid opposition from the California Apartment Association, a state Assemblywoman has withdrawn a pair of bills that together would have placed new limits on tenant screening fees and required that…
After years of advocacy by the California Apartment Association, the L.A. City Council on Oct. 4 agreed on a definitive end date to its emergency COVID-19 eviction restrictions. Under the…
After years of advocacy by the California Apartment Association and in front of a packed house, the L.A. City Council agreed Tuesday on a definitive end date to the emergency…
Mountain View’s Rental Housing Committee last Monday adopted policies that will punish housing providers for offering discounted rents or rent concessions during the initial lease term. Under the newly amended…
Governor issues new weather-related state of emergency for some counties As requested by the California Apartment Association, Gov. Newsom has removed caps on rent increases tied to most fire-related emergencies…
