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Pacifica voters on Saturday received a thorough education on the flaws and consequences of the rent control proposal appearing on November’s ballot as Measure C.
Measure C is modeled closely after rent control and eviction control ballot measures rejected by voters last year in San Mateo and Burlingame.
Joshua Howard, senior vice president of the California Apartment Association, took part in Saturday’s panel discussion, as did Pacifica Vice Mayor John Keener and representatives of both No and Yes on Measure C campaigns. The breakfast-time discussion was hosted by the Pacifica-Daly City Democrats Club.
Tagged: ElectionsRent Control Tri-County
A number of the California Apartment Association’s corporate members received recognition last month for their work to help reduce homelessness in Orange County.
The honors came Aug. 24 as Families Forward held its sixth Annual Housing Partner Appreciation event. Families Forward which helps families achieve self-sufficiency through housing, food, counseling, career coaching, education, and other support services.
Rental property owners and managers don’t often get the appreciation they deserve.
An event planned for later this month in San Mateo County, though, will help change that — even if for just one morning.
On Wednesday, Sept. 27, the San Mateo County Property Owners & Managers Appreciation Breakfast returns for its third year. And members of the California Apartment Association in San Mateo County are invited.
Tagged: News Tri-County
The 2017 CAA Nominating Committee, chaired by Tom Scott, CPM, (Cambridge Management Company, Inc., Santa Clara) hereby announces the slate of candidates for seats on the 2018 CAA Board of Directors.
Voting is scheduled to open to the members of the California Apartment Association on or about Tuesday, September 26, 2017.
Independent Rental Owner Classification:
Marj Mancuso, TOMAR Properties
Owner/Management Company Classification:
Joshua LaBarge, Quality Management Group, Inc.
Corporate Member Classification:
Dana David, J. B. Matteson, Inc.
John Eudy, Essex Property Trust
John Millham, Prometheus Real Estate Group, Inc.
Chris Scroggin, Prime Residential
Linda Zeller, Gerson Bakar & Associates
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Although they’re just beginning their summer recess, California lawmakers already have a clear priority for when they return to the Capitol on Aug. 21 — finishing work on hundreds of housing-related bills.
Those bills include a trio of housing-production proposals sponsored by the California Apartment Association, which are included within the affordable housing bills being urged by Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers.
Tagged: Affordable housingLegislation
With the help of the California Apartment Association, landscapers in Palm Springs can continue to use electric and battery-powered leaf blowers in the city — good news for rental property owners wanting to keep their communities looking sharp.
Tagged: News Greater Inland Empire
ONTARIO — More than 130 rental housing professionals and local elected officials gathered Tuesday for the California Apartment Association’s annual economic forecast for the Greater Inland Empire.
This year’s event, held at the DoubleTree, featured economist Jay Prag of Claremont Graduate University’s Drucker School of Management, and Michael Cobb, market analyst with CoStar Group.
Tagged: Economy Greater Inland Empire
A proposal to apply “just cause” eviction policies to non-rent-controlled housing in Los Angeles got a boost this week from the City Council.
At present, just-cause eviction requirements apply only to the city’s rent-controlled housing. But under a proposal gaining traction in L.A., just-cause would apply to the city’s entire housing stock, regardless of whether rents are regulated.
Tagged: Just Cause Eviction Los Angeles
Some novel approaches to tackling California’s housing crisis are continuing to gain traction in the state Legislature this year.
Take AB 73 by Assemblyman David Chiu, D-San Francisco. This bill, supported by the California Apartment Association, would incentivize local governments to zone for more housing.
Tagged: Affordable housingLegislature