Culver City is about to become the latest Southern California community to weigh rent control policies.
On Monday, June 24, the City Council is scheduled to discuss a possible freeze on rent increases.
In preparation, the California Apartment Association and the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles are holding a joint town hall discussion, Thursday, June 20. Members of both associations are invited to participate in the gathering, which starts at 6 p.m. at the Culver City Rotary Plaza.
“Housing providers must come together to get informed and become organized,” said Fred Sutton, CAA vice president of public affairs. “Learn about the city process and find out what you can do to get involved and make your voice heard.”
In addition to the potential rent increase moratorium in Culver City, the townhall will cover an update on action at the state level that may affect all housing providers.
“We encourage you to bring others who are interested in protecting rental housing providers,” Sutton said. “We need your help to spread the word.”
For more information, check out this workshop flier.
Questions? Contact Fred Sutton at fsutton@caanet.org.