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Happy New Year! I hope you were able to celebrate the holidays and that you're refreshed and ready to embrace 2023. As the newly installed president of the Southern California Rental Housing Association, I'm looking forward to representing the Association and our industry during this pivotal... Continue Reading
10% Rent Cap in Effect as Storms Trigger Emergency & Price Gouging Rules Yesterday, Governor Newsom declared a State of Emergency due to winter storms. The statewide emergency is slated to be in effect through February 3, 2023. Price Gouging rules specific to rental housing are specifically... Continue Reading
On January 4, 2023, Governor Newsom declared a State of Emergency due to winter storms. The statewide emergency is slated to be in effect through February 3, 2023. Price Gouging rules specific to rental housing are included. Rent Increases are limited to no more than 10% during this time frame... Continue Reading
Petitioners submitted initiative language entitled "Justice for Renters Act" to begin the process of qualifying an initiative for statewide voter approval. Continue Reading
Southern California Rental Housing Association sends regular updates to our members about industry-related news. In case you missed, here’s a roundup of our most recently published legislative updates. Continue Reading
This afternoon, Mayor Todd Gloria and City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera unveiled a new framework of local protections for tenants. Continue Reading
Reminder: City of San Diego Water Rate Increase January 2023On January 1, 2023, a pass-through charge from the San Diego County Water Authority (CWA) of 2.5% goes into effect to pay for increases in the cost of imported water supplies. Also, wastewater rates increase by 4% on January 1, 2023. The... Continue Reading
SCRHA Continues to Advocate for Balanced Rental Protections in San DiegoAs reported earlier this week, SCRHA joined the Mayor’s office for a discussion with other housing stakeholders. Additionally, SCRHA is meeting with Councilmembers to get their feedback from the informational hearing on... Continue Reading
On Tuesday, November 15, SCRHA joined other housing stakeholders for an informal discussion with the Mayor’s office. The meeting provided an opportunity to share feedback and concerns with some of the ideas expressed at the informational hearing on October 31. Continue Reading
ICYMI: Update on SCRHA Lawsuit & Projected Election ResultsAfter many months of waiting, SCRHA has received a decision on one component of our lawsuit against the County of San Diego and its overreaching eviction moratorium from last summer. The three-judge panel hearing SCRHA’s appeal... Continue Reading
