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Soon Your Building Might Have A COVID-19 Safety Rating
The International WELL Building Institute has launched a new standard to rate how well a building protects its occupants from the transmission of the novel coronavirus. Dubbed the WELL Health-Safety Rating, it can be used to rate most pr...
Multifamily Rentals Continue Slide in May
By Patrick Smith In what is normally considered prime leasing season, rents declined nationally by .3% month over month, with the largest drops in gateway markets, according to Yardi Matrix. In what is normally considered prime leasi...
California Bill to Extend Ban on Renter Evictions in Pandemic Spurs Landlord Concerns
Legislation Would Prohibit 'Unlawful Detainer' Court Actions to Evict Residential Tenants. read more. . .
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Bill Allowing Commercial Tenants to Renegotiate, Break Lease Deals Advances in Calif.
BY GREG CORNFIELD The state’s Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a bill on Friday that would allow small businesses — like cafes, restaurants and bars — to renegotiate and modify lease deals if they have been impacted by shelter-in-pl...
Proposed California Bill Would Allow Retail Tenants To Break Leases With Little Penalty
A proposed bill circulating in California's Legislature would allow a commercial tenant to terminate its lease with a landlord if a resolution taking into account the economic effects of the coronavirus isn't met. If passed, the legisl...
California Rent-Cutting Bill Postponed
via Connect Media California AB 828, a bill that would authorize the California courts to cut rents by 25%, won’t get a hearing until at least the summer. The bill landed in the Senate Rules Committee last week, which means any possibility...