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JACQUELINE(at)SCOTT-PROPERTIES(dotted)COMLawsuits against multifamily landlords over mold and habitability are on the rise. The issue of mold in the U.S. housing stock is a growing one as properties age and rising costs lead to deferred maintenance. Keeping properties free of the fungus is crucial to maintaining tenant health.
California legislation that would expand the state’s emergency rent restrictions to long-term leases and change how businesses defend certain price increases has cleared the Legislature and is now on the governor’s desk. SB 1365, by Sen. Ben Allen, D-Santa Monica, would amend Penal Code Section 396, California’s price-gouging law. The Senate concurred in Assembly amendments on a 27-10 vote Aug. 31 and ordered the measure enrolled.
Legislation now on the governor’s desk would require rental housing providers to put their pet policies in writing and provide them to prospective tenants before collecting application fees. SB 1296, by Sen. María Elena Durazo, D-Los Angeles, would establish advance-disclosure requirements for written pet policies and pet addendums beginning April 1, 2027. Its definition of a pet policy includes rules allowing pets, restrictions on pets, and complete prohibitions.
Owners of cheaper market-rate units sell off in face of higher costs, increased regulations
The City Council voted Tuesday to place three proposed rent-control charter amendments on the November ballot, advancing a package of expanded eviction protections that drew a wave of impassioned opposition from small landlords even as council members split over how far the changes should go.
On March 19th, the Board of Supervisors rejected a further extension of the countywide emergency price restrictions that have existed for 16 months since the wildfires in January 2025. Supervisor Lindsey Horvath yet again put forward a motion to further extend the price restrictions through June 27, 2026. However, she only received two votes in favor, her own and Chair Hilda Solis (termed out this year). Supervisors Kathryn Barger, Holly Mitchell and Janice Hahn all abstained from voting, so the motion FAILED. The current emergency price restrictions are still in effect through May 28th.
An influx of development is softening prices, but affordability remains a moving target Los Angeles renters are getting a rare break. After years of relentless increases, the city’s rental market is beginning to tilt, thanks in large part to a surge in new apartment construction that is easing pressure on prices.
Tenant Activists Move to Put Strict Rent Control on Anaheim’s November 2026 Ballot Tenant advocacy groups have taken a significant step toward placing a wide-ranging rent control and just-cause eviction ballot initiative before voters in the City of Anaheim for the November 2026 general election. They recently filed a formal notice of intent with the City Clerk to begin the initiative process — the first procedural step toward qualifying the measure for the ballot.
LOS ANGELES — Landlord Rob Casares bought a four-unit complex in South Los Angeles about 15 years ago with the hopes it would be a good investment and housing option for people in the area. But Casares is fed up after he said he’s evicted squatters from three of the units over a span of about three years.
