We need your help stopping a bill that will create a regional agency that will implement new tenant protections and place tax measures on the ballot. Continue Reading
In response to the CA State Water Resources Board vote to raise the state's Drought Level to Stage 2 in May. San Diego Public Utilities Department and local water districts throughout the Southern California Region are introducing new restriction Continue Reading
SCRHA is excited to report that all the candidates endorsed thus far are moving forward to the general election. In the race for the 80th District Assembly seat, SCRHA endorsed David Alvarez to fill the seat vacated by Lorena Gonzalez. Continue Reading
Use the 2022 Voter Guide created by Southern California Rental Housing Association to vote for candidates who support the rental housing industry. Continue Reading
Dozens of SCRHA members and local property owners attended meeting to protest proposal as overreaching and extreme ordinance would apply to homeowners by default. Continue Reading
The Chula Vista City Council will be voting on the "Landlord and Tenant Ordinance" this evening on Tuesday, May 17 at 5:00 p.m. Continue Reading
The Chula Vista City Council will be voting on the proposed “Landlord and Tenant" Ordinance this coming Tuesday, May 17. The council will be considering an extreme proposal to increase the notice period and the required relocation payment for a “no-fault termination of tenancy.”... Continue Reading
City of San Diego No-Fault Termination of Tenancy Moratorium Takes Effect May 22, 2022 Continue Reading
Chula Vista City Council Expected to Vote on Overreaching Ordinance on Tuesday, May 17 Continue Reading
SCRHA received confirmation earlier today that the Chula Vista City Council will not vote on the so-called “Landlord and Tenant Ordinance” on May 3 as planned. The hearing is now anticipated to occur on May 17. Continue Reading
The Mayor of Chula Vista and City Councilmembers continue to push forward with an ordinance that will subject rental properties to unnecessary and overreaching rules. And unlike the City of San Diego's recent action, the proposed regulations in Chula Vista would be PERMANENT. Continue Reading
As SCRHA reported last week, the Chula Vista City Council reversed course on the Tenant Protection Ordinance and has asked staff to bring the ordinance back for a vote. The Housing Advisory Commission heard the item on Tuesday and voted to send it on to the council. Continue Reading
