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Soon some renters priced out of Pasadena, or otherwise evicted for no fault of their own, will get financial compensation and other forms of assistance from their landlord to help them relocate.
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board will adopt regulations establishing relocation assistance and services for covered tenants — those subject to no-fault evictions or large rent increases — at their Wednesday, Sept. 27 meeting.
For property owners considering EV charging infrastructure on their properties, the multiple benefits and incentives justify the initial costs.
As CRE investors and stakeholders continue to pursue sustainability and decarbonization efforts to support their ESG policies, one effort should not be overlooked when assessing the overall efficiency of a property. The installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations on commercial real estate properties has multiple benefits, not only contributing to a company’s ESG goals, but also helping to increase property value by attracting and retaining tenants and customers as more people switch to EVs. With currently available national and state incentives for installing EV charging infrastructure, this is an ideal time to consider adding it to your properties.
A judge dismissed a legal challenge to Measure ULA in federal court on Sept. 5, making L.A. Superior Court the only current legal venue to decide the fate of the controversial transfer tax.
A rent control ballot initiative very similar to past efforts under Propositions 10 (2018) and 21 (2020) has once again qualified to be on the ballot for the upcoming, November 2024 vote.
Tenants rights groups have begged Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the City Council to cancel millions of dollars in back rent before the payback deadline of Aug. 1.
The City of Long Beach seeks to pass new ordinances intended to help streamline ADU and SB 9 construction. The proposals, announced by the city last week, come as part of Long Beach’s broader, decade-long development push — which ranks among the most notable in Southern California — will be developed by the city’s Development Services Department and could be adopted in 2024. The measures still need City Council approval.
The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday voted to move forward with a plan to have mandatory air conditioning in all rental units in the city. The council unanimously voted on the plan in an attempt to address increased emergency room visits during heat waves.
On June 16, 2015, six people died and seven others were severely injured in a tragic residential balcony collapse in Berkeley, California. Structural analysis revealed that the wood framing of the balcony was severely weakened by dry rot from rainwater penetration due to improper sealing of the balcony to the main building. The investigation confirmed the balcony failure was due to rotted wood, which significantly weakened the structural framing. Water and heat combined caused the growth of fungus, which ate through the structure of the balcony. This condition is common, especially for buildings in the Bay Area. The building was only 8 years old.
Have you or your tenants been caught up in multiple Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuits? The ADA lawsuits are on the rise in the first quarter of 2023, so be proactive and avoid these costly lawsuits. If you are caught up in an ADA lawsuit, we highly suggest you work with a qualified ADA team consisting of a CASp inspector, ADA Designer/Contractor and expert ADA attorney. The purpose of working with a team versus hiring each principle independently is within the details.
On May 1st the West Hollywood City Council adopted amendments to the existing rent stabilization ordinance. The three key changes for multifamily rental housing providers are: (1) requirement to accept reusable tenant screening reports (RTSR), (2) prohibitions on discriminating against specific dog breeds, and (3) renter’s right of first refusal for replacement parking spaces.