"Unauthorized trespassers, or squatters, are a growing problem threatening property owners and renters in our state. SB 448 offers a clearly defined and straightforward framework for property owners to reclaim their properties and protect our neighborhoods,” said Adam Pearce, President, CalRHA.
An ambitious proposal to freeze rents in Los Angeles County is facing considerable skepticism in Sacramento. And the LA City Council already rejected a separate proposal for a citywide freeze amid concerns that it would devastate mom and pop landlords.
The California real estate market is always evolving, and if you're a landlord or investor, staying ahead of the curve isn't just a smart move; it's a necessity. From shifting rental demand to new landlord regulations, 2025 is shaping up to be another year full of changes. But what does…
A new architecture competition hosted by the city of Los Angeles, LA4LA, and cityLAB could yield more new multifamily buildings, helping plug a stifling housing crisis recent wildfires have only made more pronounced.
In recent years, California lawmakers passed a spate of laws intended to catalyze more housing construction, but these measures have failed to have much of an impact, according to a new report by YIMBY Law, a pro-development nonprofit organization
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