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Los Angeles County is considering a proposal that could reshape how some rental housing properties are sold in unincorporated parts of the county. The California Apartment Association is urging housing providers to push back ahead of a committee hearing this week.

The proposal would create a Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, or COPA, program for unincorporated...


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Question: One of my month-to-month tenants has given 30 days’ notice. This will leave her two roommates behind as the only tenants. What happens with her security deposit and the tenancy? Can I refund the deposit to whoever is left at the end of the tenancy?

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By midyear, the California Apartment Association had helped stop, stall or narrow a dozen high-priority rental housing bills that would have added costs, legal exposure or new operating burdens for rental housing providers.

AB 1157 — rent control expansion measure fails to advance


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Los Angeles rental housing providers have a timely opportunity to sharpen local compliance knowledge through CAA’s two-part webinar series.

Meet the speakers Whitney Prout
Executive Vice President, Legal Affairs
California Apartment Association Mallory Homewood
Policy & Compliance Counsel, Local Government ...

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The City and County of Los Angeles are hosting a virtual discussion June 30 on a potential building performance standard — a policy that could eventually set energy or emissions requirements for larger buildings, including large apartment properties.

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What: Joint virtual discussion hosted by the City and County ...


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