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How Much Can My Rent Go Up Right Now? Here’s Your LA Rent Hike Cheat Sheet

Trying to understand how much your rent can go up? For tenants in Southern California, it’s confusing. State law in California currently allows annual rent hikes of up to 8.8% for many apartments in L.A. and Orange counties. However, di...

New California laws taking effect in 2024 impact speed cameras, hotel reservations and more

SAN FRANCISCO -- The new year is bringing a host of new rights and privileges to California residents that impact how they live, work and entertain themselves. Here's a list of new laws taking effect on Jan. 1, 2024 and beyond.

As Demand Softens, LA Apartment Owners Offer More Concessions

The percentage of Los Angeles multifamily properties offering concessions rose in November, with 27% of properties with 25 or more units providing some level of incentives during the month — the highest level since June 2021.

Consistency Is Key: 5 Ways to Help Property Management Teams Work More Effectively and Efficiently

Between showings, lease signings, maintenance, and renewals, there are myriad carefully coordinated tasks that must be completed on-site every day. To be as successful and efficient as possible, property management teams need to operate like we...

Apartment Concessions Undercutting Rising Rents

Residential rental concessions are hitting a two-year high with 30% of listing offering at least one concessions, according to Zillow based on its own rental listings. The previous recent high was in February 2021, where 37% of listings offered...

USC: SoCal Apartment Rents Will Rise 2% to 4% In Coming Years

Apartment rents are expected to grow between 2% and 4% in the next two years in all five Southern California housing markets, according to the new University of Southern California Casden Real Estate Economic Forecast. In Los Angeles County ...

LA Local News L.A. City Council Moves Forward to Strengthen Housing Inspection Program

LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday approved a motion seeking to improve the city's housing inspection capabilities to ensure timely and quality repairs for renters, and to encourage tenants and landlords to fully partici...

LA City Council Members Reject Rent Freeze Extension, Propose Lower Increases

In a heated committee meeting on Wednesday, Los Angeles city councilmembers struck down a proposal for a six-month extension on a pandemic-era ban on rent hikes that has covered most L.A. apartments for the past three-and-a-half years. Inste...

Landlords are getting saddled with higher costs. With everything going up, can you talk about passing costs onto tenants?

Q: Landlords are getting saddled with higher costs. With everything going up, can you talk about passing costs onto tenants? Also, RUBS, where units with more tenants pay a higher share of utilities. Seems sensible to me. Bornstein, Esq. ...

California to limit security deposits to 1 month’s rent under new law signed by Newsom

SAN FRANCISCO – Renters in California will no longer be asked for a security deposit larger than one month's rent, under a bill signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom. On Wednesday, the governor signed Assembly Bill 12 by Assemblymember Matt H...

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