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GRASSROOTS MOBILIZATION

Protecting the Interests of Quality Rental Housing Providers Throughout California

CHALLENGING EVICTION
MORATORIUMS IN COURT

CalRHA is committed to exploring every option,
including litigation, to protect our rights.

UNDERSTANDING AB 1482

Frequently Asked Questions for Rent Cap, Just Cause Eviction, and Relocation Fees. Addressing Your Understanding of Applicability of This Bill.

San Jose and COPA, Your Property Rights are Under Attack as Government Intrusion Continues

Local governments are forcing owners to offer their properties to government-sanctioned entities before they can be listed for sale. These proposals dictate how your property is sold, to whom it can be sold, and even how much it can be sold for! Protect your rights and investment.

San Jose’s Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA) authorizes third-party entities the first right of refusal to purchase your property.

 

WHY THIS MATTERS TO YOU AND CALIFORNIA PROPERTY OWNERS:

    – Lowers property values by 13 percent on average.
    – Delays the close of sale by 3-4 months.
    – Imposes fines and penalties.
    – Interferes with your rights as a property owner.
    – It’s coming to your community.

 

READ MORE:

    – COPA Program Description
    –
COPA Background and Program Summary

 

Please consider making a contribution at https://cal-rha.org/legal-defense-fund/ or sending it to:

CalRHA 
Attention: CalRHA
Legal Fund
5100 East Anaheim Road
Long Beach, California 90815

We appreciate your support as we, CalRHA and its affiliates, fight for your rights in California.

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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

CalRHA and its affiliates work tirelessly on behalf of the multifamily industry and is actively involved in the legislative process at the local, state, and national levels.

EDUCATION

CalRHA affiliates facilitate professional development programs, like the National Apartment Association’s CAM, CAMT, CAPS and NALP, plus offer continuing education courses to its members.

MEMBERSHIP EVENTS

Conferences and trade shows, where you can learn with your colleagues, seek out new products and solutions and build your professional network are common monthly events throughout CalRHA’s local affiliates.

CALIFORNIA SPECIFIC LEASE

Allows CalRHA members to create, edit, save and print the official CalRHA lease forms quickly and easily. This Web-based software features time-saving tools designed to make your business more productive and profitable.

INDEPENDENT RENTAL OWNERS

IRO edification within CalRHA’s affiliates help the independent owners better handle their management problems plus improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their operation by helping them to be better informed and educated about superior ways of managing rental properties.

PRODUCT & SERVICE PARTNERS

CalRHA’s local affiliates Business Partners (Suppliers) represent over 600+ companies that specialize in doing business with the apartment industry, and by joining our affiliates have shown a commitment to our members and our efforts.

LEARN HOW RENTAL HOUSING PROVIDERS AND THEIR RESIDENTS STRENGTHEN THE CALIFORNIA ECONOMY

California’s rental housing industry and their residents contribute $499.1B to the state economy annually, supporting 2.1M jobs.

(CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Quality rental housing demand is growing and the industry needs to keep up. However, producing enough new rental housing to meet demand requires new development approaches, more incentives and fewer restrictions. Rental housing construction contributes $9.3B to California’s economy annually, creating 35K jobs.

The Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) estimates that California must plan for more than 2.5 million homes over the next eight-year cycle, and no less than one million of those homes must meet the needs of lower-income households. This represents more than double the housing planned for in the last eight-year cycle.

 

Apartment Association Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA)

621 S. Westmoreland Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90005
(213) 384-4131
yvonne@aagla.org

Apartment Association of Orange County (AAOC)

525 Cabrillo Park Drive, Suite 125
Santa Ana, CA 92701
(714) 245-9500
info@aaoc.org

Berkeley Property Owners Association (BPOA)

2041 Bancroft Way, Suite #203
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 525-3666

East Bay Rental Housing Association (EBRHA)

3664 Grand Avenue, Suite B
Oakland, CA 94610
(510) 893-9873
news@ebrha.com

North Valley Property Owners Association (NVPOA)

984 East Avenue, Suite B-1
Chico, CA, 95926
(530) 345-1321
nvpoa1@gmail.com

Santa Barbara Rental Property Association (SBRPA)

55 Hitchcock Way, Suite 110
Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(805) 687-7007
laura@sbrpa.org

Southern California Rental Housing Association (SoCalRHA)

5675 Ruffin Rd, Suite 310
San Diego, CA, 92123
(858) 278-8070
info@sdcaa.com

Latest Industry News

Follow the voice of the rental industry in California, CalRHA.

We monitor industry news including proposed legislation at the local, state and federal level that affects, directly or indirectly, the rental housing industry within the state of California.

 

Our Online Magazine - Rental Property News

What Every Property Owner Needs to Know, VIEW & READ MORE HERE.

Follow the Latest State Issues

CalRHA provides timely grassroots mobilization for the purpose of advocating at the state level and contributing to change in the rental housing industry. See what’s happening statewide, CLICK HERE.

Did You Know?

You can make a difference. Participate in and give generously to CalRHA’s Legal Defense Fund, help protect the viability of rental housing in California.  Learn more by CLICKING HERE.

CalRHA Legislative Update for March 16, 2023

CalRHA Legislative Update for March 16, 2023

Here is our most recent Legislative Update and happenings in the California State Legislature.   CalRHA has taken positions on key policy bills introduced this year. Bills are beginning to be set for policy committee hearings and CalRHA has scheduled a Lobby Day...

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The Landlords v. Alameda County, the Brutal Truth

The Landlords v. Alameda County, the Brutal Truth

Moratoriums, Covid-19, Rent-Free Living ... How Landlords v. Alameda County Took on a Whole New Meaning in Owning Rental Property   WRITTEN BY: Brittany Hunter and Jon Houghton  |  Pacific Legal Foundation  |  14 Minute Read ​ JOHN WILLIAMS WAS at the end of his...

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ABOUT US

The California Rental Housing Association (CalRHA) represents almost 24,000 members totaling more than 653,000 units, made up of small, medium and large rental housing owners throughout the State of California.

Our purpose is to advocate in the best interest of the rental housing industry and collectively address industry needs.

GET IN TOUCH

BEFORE REACHING OUT TO US, PLEASE READ:
All information provided by CalRHA is intended for general information only, and should not be construed as legal, tax, or financial advice applicable to your particular situation. CalRHA was established to serve the needs of property owners, managers and other stakeholders involved in providing quality rental housing to California residents.

LEAVE US A MESSAGE:
(916) 656-5959 or info@cal-rha.org

1121 L Street, Suite 105
Sacramento, CA 95814

TERMS & CONDITIONS

As a property/owner member of CalRHA you are entitled to all membership benefits and services at member rates, which also includes National Apartment Association (NAA) rates.

Additionally, as a supplier member of CalRHA, $30 of your annual membership dues goes towards a one-year subscription to units Magazine and is non-deductible for association dues payment.

In compliance with the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1993, 70% of your annual membership dues goes towards lobbying expenses and is non-deductible for association dues payment.

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