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via TheRealDeal.com The city of Los Angeles is launching its $235.5 million rent relief program on March 30, opening applications for both landlords and tenants. While the pool of funds is twice as large as the city’s last rent relief program, city officials expect it will not be enough to meet demand, according to the L.A. Times. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com After several months of decline, Los Angeles apartment rents held stable in February, according to research from Apartment List. Average rents stood at $1,511 for a one-bedroom apartment and $1,982 for a two-bedroom. While rents have stabilized, they are down 8.3% year-over-year. “It’s likely that this is signaling a real stabilization in rents. Although rent growth was flat, it’s worth pointing out that this is the first month since February 2020 where rents in L.A. didn’t drop,” Rob Warnock of Apartment List, tells GlobeSt.com. “After a full year of steady declines, it’s possible that the pandemic-driven rent drop has run its course and that next month we’ll see rents in L.A. start to tick back up.” Read More..
via GlobeSt.com US District Judge John Barker in Texas has ruled that an eviction moratorium put in place by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last year and then extended until March is unconstitutional. The ruling does not affect states’ eviction moratoriums. Read More..
via AptMags.com ATTORNEY CRAIG MORDOH joins us LIVE! Join us online for a live webinar and Q&A session with Craig Mordoh, the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles’ General Counsel and one of the area’s top landlord and eviction attorneys. YOU DON’T MISS THIS IMPORTANT UPCOMING, NEW WEBINAR – THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET YOUR LEGAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY CALIFORNIA’S TOP LANDLORD ATTORNEY…ALL FOR FREE! Learn about when and how you can evict your problem tenants, how Senate Bill 80 and Assembly Bill 91 work and whether it will all be over by June 30, 2021, and the many legal strategies YOU... Read More..
via GlobeSt.com More retailers will cut their physical footprints in 2021, according to a new survey of retail CFOs by global accounting firm BDO. Approximately 40% of CFOs surveyed say they are reevaluating their real estate footprint this year, as high unemployment rates and stalled COVID-19 vaccination strategies have brands girding for a lengthy period of reduced consumer spending. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com This year, several new employment laws went into effect in California to tackle the impacts of COVID-19 and to ensure the safety of employees. Many of these laws broadly impact companies and office occupiers. While these laws certainly impact operations, some have the ability to hamper office demand as well, even after stay-at-home orders were lifted. The COVID-19 pandemic drove the passage of key workplace laws last year,” Dwayne McKenzie, a partner at Cox, Castle & Nicholson, tells GlobeSt.com. “The pandemic is not over yet, and depending on how 2021 unfolds, the legislature may see a need to add to, modify, or extend some of those laws.” Read More..
via Forbes.com Mere hours after Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th U.S. president, he signed a slew of executive orders in response to the continuing Covid-19 crisis. Among them was an extension of the eviction moratorium for renters who have fallen behind on their bills due to unemployment or reduced wages during the pandemic. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Since the pandemic began, nearly one-third of commercial leases in the US negotiated since March include the pandemic as a force majeure event, according to a survey by LexisNexis. Robert DiPisa, real estate attorney and co-chair of the Cannabis Law Group at Cole Schotz, notices similar trends. Read More..
via AptMags.com Please join us on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. to hear from the leading landlord / tenant legal expert, Dennis Block, Esq. DON’T MISS THIS IMPORTANT NEW WEBINAR – THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET YOUR LEGAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY CALIFORNIA’S TOP EVICTION ATTORNEY…ALL FOR FREE! Hear Dennis’ insights on what we can expect once Assembly Bill 3088, the state eviction “stop-gap” law expires – what will our State’s Legislature think of next? Learn about when and how you can evict your problem tenants, legal strategies you can deploy today to ensure you collect as much past due rent as possible and KNOW your rights as a rental property owner in today’s “upside down” world. Read More..
via GlobeSt.com Apartments, office and retail are all following a similar trend: rising vacancy rates with declining rents. A new report from Moody’s Analytics calls the dynamic “bleak, but not dire,” noting that while most metros are following a similar pattern, most of the declining fundamentals are more moderate than originally expected. Read More..