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San Diego City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera and several Council colleagues are proposing an expanded moratorium. Continue Reading
The program designed to assist rental property owners who have not been able to access federal or state rental assistance funding has been updated to make the program more user-friendly. Continue Reading
Thank you to all the rental housing providers who attended the Chula Vista City Council meeting yesterday evening, submitted eComment, and emailed the Mayor and Council. Your voice was heard! Continue Reading
No Action on Additional Chula Vista Tenant Protections Continue Reading
SCRHA has reviewed dozens of bills thus far and has already began advocating in Sacramento for and against some legislation. While there are some positive bills, such as those that would improve the Emergency Declaration process, several bills of concern have been identified. Continue Reading
Recently, SCRHA has received many calls asking about the “new CPI.” We want to help you plan ahead without making mistakes that could open you up to a lawsuit. As a reminder, for rent increases that take effect prior to August 1, the 9.1% limitation will continue to apply. Continue Reading
New funding has allowed the City of Chula Vista and nonprofit partner SBCS to re-open the Emergency Rent and Utility Assistance Program (ERAP) to new applications through the month of March 2022. Continue Reading
Chula Vista Tenant Ordinance Delayed Again - SCRHA continues to push back against the flawed proposal in Chula Vista that would create costly and onerous regulations for housing providers and unnecessary protections for tenants beyond state law. Continue Reading
SCRHA decided to sue San Diego County and the Board of Supervisors regarding the ordinance that severely limits a housing provider’s ability to terminate tenancy (60-day notice) or evict. Continue Reading
On behalf of the Southern California Rental Housing Association (SCRHA), we would like to provide you with an update on our lawsuit against the County of San Diego. Continue Reading
