OPPOSE PROP 21
The So-Called “Rental Affordability Act”
is Anything but Affordable.
CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL
NATIONAL APARTMENT ASSOCIATION
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
APARTMENT ASSOCIATION
OF LOS ANGELES
APARTMENT ASSOCIATION
OF ORANGE COUNTY
BERKELEY PROPERTY
OWNERS ASSOCIATION
NORTH VALLEY POA
CHICO
SANTA BARBARA
RENTAL PROPERTY ASSOCIATION
SOUTHERN CALRHA
SAN DIEGO
CULTIVATE. ADVOCATE. LEGISLATE.
The California Rental Housing Association (CalRHA) is your voice for the rental housing industry in California and monitors all proposed legislation at the local, state and federal level that affects, directly or indirectly, the rental housing industry within the state of California.
CalRHA’s affiliates serve as liaisons for the legislative programs conducted by CalRHA and the National Apartment Association, which contributes to local, county, state and federal level candidates who represent and advocate for the rental housing industry.
Affiliates
Suppliers
Members
Rental Units
BENEFITS
Who Should Join CalRHA and its Affiliates?
Rental Property Owners, Management Companies, and developers benefit from membership. Whether you own or manage one rental property or multiple properties, membership provides useful educational opportunities, updated legal forms and contracts, legislative support and facilitates the formation of business relationships.
Supplier and business partner companies who serve the apartment industry benefit through increased knowledge of the ways that Owners and Suppliers can best support one another, numerous opportunities for key visibility at events and networking functions, as well as frequent involvement and interaction with Owners and Management Company Members.
Here are just a few things we offer:
LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY
EDUCATION
MEMBERSHIP EVENTS
CALIFORNIA SPECIFIC LEASE
TOOLS FOR INDEPENDENT RENTAL OWNERS (IRO)
PRODUCT & SERVICE PARTNERS
LEARN HOW APARTMENTS AND THEIR RESIDENTS
STRENGTHEN THE CALIFORNIA ECONOMY
California apartments and their residents contribute $499.1B to the state economy annually, supporting 2.1M jobs.
Apartment demand is growing and the industry needs to keep up. However, producing enough new apartments to meet demand requires new development approaches, more incentives and fewer restrictions. California needs to build 47k new apartment homes each year to meet demand. Apartment construction contributes $9.3B to California’s economy annually, creating 35K jobs.
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We monitor all proposed legislation at the local, state and federal level that affects,
directly or indirectly, the rental housing industry within the state of California.
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Did You Know?
AB 1482: What Now?
In October, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1482 into law, which is set to take effect in January 2020. Generally, the statewide rent control will cap rent increases at 5% plus CPI and require landlords to have a “just cause” to evict tenants. Units can...
Fall News & Updates
Written by Sid Lakireddy, President of CalRHA More often than not, the media fails to tell our stories. So many of us represent the tenacity, hard work, and sacrifice that is takes to build businesses to provide for our families, which is, as you know, a very...